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The GTM engineer example is an agent-only go-to-market (GTM) demo built with OpenComputer and Exa. It researches social opportunities, social-content and blog ideas, public-evidence outreach prospects, and campaign strategy from the OpenComputer debug playground or code-defined schedules. The example is intentionally read-only. It can research and draft selected ideas, but it has no tools for publishing, messaging, CRM updates, enrollment, or writing analytics data.

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How it works

  1. A user message or schedule starts a durable OpenComputer session with a workflow payload.
  2. The agent uses its exa_search tool to find current public evidence for the requested workflow.
  3. The declared Exa connection sends requests with the write-only EXA_API_KEY without adding it to agent source.
  4. The agent returns a ranked shortlist with source URLs and waits for a user to select items before it drafts anything.
  5. Selection authorizes drafting only; the agent cannot publish or contact anyone.
The repository includes five schedules for social discovery, content research, blog research, outreach research, and strategy review. Development schedules are manual-only, while production schedules recur at their defined cadences and skip overlapping runs.

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Start with the example

OpenComputer GTM engineer

Clone the complete GTM agent and its schedule definitions from GitHub.
The repository README covers installation, setting the Exa secret, testing in the debug playground, running schedule payloads, and deploying the agent.