GTM Repository

A GTM repository is a Claude Code workspace built for go-to-market work. The Froject generates one tailored to your role in five minutes. 211 skills, 48 commands, 30 agents.

What is a GTM repository?

A GTM repository is a Claude Code workspace tailored to a go-to-market role: sales, marketing, customer success, people and culture, finance, or operations. It contains the CLAUDE.md context, role-specific skills, slash commands, agents, rules, and hooks that make Claude useful from the first prompt — no re-explaining your role every session.

What ships in a GTM repository

• CLAUDE.md — main instruction file with role, stack, conventions.
• Context files — background knowledge about your team, tools, and projects.
• Role-specific skills — specialized capabilities for the work you actually do.
• Slash commands — shortcuts for daily tasks (drafts, briefs, research).
• Agents — sub-agents that handle independent work in parallel.
• Rules — behavioral guardrails for brand voice, tone, and review standards.
• Hooks — automation triggers for session start, tool use, notifications.
• Settings — permissions and tool access pre-configured for your role.

Total library: 211 skills, 48 commands, 30 agents, 20 rules, 32 hook presets. The wizard picks the relevant subset for your role.

Pick your GTM role

• Marketing — 78 role-specific skills
• Sales — 45 role-specific skills
• Customer Success — 16 role-specific skills
• People & Culture — 18 role-specific skills
• Finance — 24 role-specific skills
• Operations — 39 role-specific skills

How is this different from a curated GTM skills list?

Curated lists give you a set of skills to copy into your workspace. A GTM repository is the complete workspace — generated for your specific role, stack, and team in five minutes. The Froject wires every file into the right path with the right frontmatter so you do not have to copy or rename anything. Run /hatch after extraction to connect your tools and Claude knows your actual world.

Build your workspace at The Froject →