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How to plan your first 50 users and a launch with GTM Cofounder

Choose the channels to try first and decide how to launch without fear of getting flamed.

Who it is forA founder who shipped a developer tool, posted once, got little response, and does not know which channel to try or how to launch.

The problemLaunching without a plan leads to a single post, silence, and no clear next channel.

The outcomeA channel plan for the first 50 users and a launch approach for a Show HN, Reddit, or Product Hunt post.

What you need first

  • A coding agent that supports the Agent Skills spec (Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex), or any chat assistant for the copy-paste path
  • Web search turned on for the research-the-market step
  • About 15 minutes to answer the five questions in 00-start-here
  • Git installed if you use the clone-based install

Steps

  1. Tell your agent: Run 00-start-here with me if you have not done it yet.
  2. Tell the agent: Run first-50-users.
  3. Tell the agent: Run launch-it.
  4. Ask the agent to list the one channel to try this week and why.
  5. Check the plan against the Now move in docs/gtm-cofounder/gtm-roadmap.md before you post.

Prompt for your agent

Run first-50-users and then launch-it in the gtm-cofounder skills for <product name>. Expected output: a short channel plan for the first 50 users and a launch checklist with one recommended channel. Verify that the plan matches the Now move in gtm-roadmap.md.

Caveat. The README gives the skill names and triggers but does not describe specific launch channel results, so treat any channel outcome as something to test rather than a promise.

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