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@gtm2/cli

v0.14.1

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GTM² in your terminal. Talk to your go-to-market system.

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GTM² CLI

GTM² in your terminal. A branded terminal head on the GTM² platform: talk to your go-to-market system in plain English, or run direct commands, and watch it work against your real workspace.

It is a thin client. The tools it can call live on the GTM² MCP server (/api/mcp); the model that drives the agent loop is configurable (Claude today, Codex or Gemini once the brain moves server-side). The same prospect approval gates that protect the web app apply here.

Quick start

Install (once published)

npm i -g @gtm2/cli  # or: curl -fsSL https://gtm2.ai/install | sh
gtm2 login          # connect your workspace (token now; browser flow soon)
gtm2                # opens the interactive terminal

Update anytime with gtm2 upgrade. The CLI also notifies you on launch when a newer version is available.

Develop from source

npm install
npm run build
npm link            # puts `gtm2` on your PATH, pointing at this checkout
gtm2 login
gtm2

Before publish, others can install straight from GitHub: npm i -g github:craig-higherops/gtm2-cli.

gtm2 config shows the saved settings (secrets masked); gtm2 logout clears the token. Distribution + the in-app install link are detailed in docs/DISTRIBUTION.md; the browser login flow in docs/CLI_AUTH_DEVICE_FLOW.md.

Modes

  • Interactive (gtm2): a REPL with the GTM² brand, slash commands, and agent requests.
  • One-shot (gtm2 ask "who is heating up this week?"): run a single request.
  • Direct (gtm2 tools, or /heating, /moments, /counts inside the REPL): call tools without the model. Works with just a token.

Config

Env vars (or ~/.config/gtm2/config.json):

| Var | Purpose | |---|---| | GTM2_MCP_URL | MCP endpoint, default https://gtm2.ai/api/mcp | | GTM2_TOKEN | per-workspace token, acts with your role | | GTM2_PROVIDER | agent brain: codex or anthropic | | ANTHROPIC_API_KEY | model key for the anthropic provider | | GTM2_MODEL | model id for the anthropic provider |

Agent brain (provider)

Two ways to run the agent loop:

  • codex (default when no Anthropic key is set): drives the Codex CLI (codex exec) on your ChatGPT subscription, so it is $0, no API key. Codex connects to the GTM² MCP server itself and calls the tools. Requires the Codex CLI installed and logged in (codex login).
  • anthropic: runs the loop in-process with the AI SDK; needs ANTHROPIC_API_KEY (billed per token), streams token by token.

Switch live with /provider codex or /provider anthropic, or set GTM2_PROVIDER. Prospect-reaching tools stay approval-gated server-side regardless of provider.

Status

v0.1, first iteration. The live MCP server is read-only today, so the CLI reads and reasons. Action tools (draft and send outreach, update CRM) light up automatically once the GTM² MCP surface is bridged to the full action catalog.

The roadmap: move the agent loop server-side so the CLI becomes a pure thin client and the workspace owns model choice across Claude, Codex, and Gemini.