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gtm-router

v2.2.0

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CLI tool for GTM Router — AI agent skills & enrichment tables

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Keywords

gtm-routeraiagentskillsenrichmentcli

Readme

GTM Router CLI

CLI tool for installing GTM Router AI agent skills into your project.

Skills are pre-built prompts and instructions that teach AI coding agents (Cursor, Claude Code, Windsurf, etc.) how to use the GTM Router API for data enrichment tasks like email finding, phone lookup, and bulk operations.

Installation

npx gtm-router install <skill> --agent cursor

Or install globally:

npm install -g gtm-router

Usage

Install a skill

gtm-router install email-enrichment --agent cursor
gtm-router install bulk-operations --agent claude
gtm-router install phone-lookup --agent windsurf

Supported agents: cursor, claude, windsurf, generic

List available skills

gtm-router list
gtm-router list --category enrichment

Search for skills

gtm-router search "email"

Update installed skills

gtm-router update

Uninstall a skill

gtm-router uninstall email-enrichment

How it works

The CLI fetches skill definitions from the GTM Router API and writes them as markdown files to your agent's skill directory:

| Agent | Directory | |-------|-----------| | Cursor | .cursor/skills/gtm-router/ | | Claude Code | .claude/skills/ | | Windsurf | .windsurf/skills/ | | Generic | .skills/gtm-router/ |

Your AI agent reads these files as context, enabling it to make GTM Router API calls on your behalf.

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License

MIT