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How to run a product launch with a GTM Engineer with AI Employees

A scheduled employee drafts launch work and stages it for your review each morning.

Remote script. The npx command downloads and runs the AI Employees package from npm, so check the source before you run it on your PC.

Credentials. The employee drives your signed-in browser as you, so only sign in to accounts you want it to read and use.

Who it is forA founder launching a product who has no time to run positioning, outbound drafts, directory forms and a weekly scoreboard by hand.

The problemLaunch tasks pile up across many channels and most of them stall when nobody is watching the board.

The outcomeA folder of staged drafts, a launch board and a morning brief listing what needs your click.

What you need first

  • An AI agent you are logged in to, such as Claude Code
  • A browser signed in to the accounts the employee should read
  • A folder on your PC that is not inside OneDrive, Dropbox, Google Drive or iCloud
  • Node.js, for the npx command and the kit self tests

Steps

  1. Run npx ai-employees hire gtm-engineer --to <folder> or download the GTM Engineer kit from the repo with Code, Download ZIP. (inferred, check the README)
  2. Open your agent in that folder and say "Install the GTM Engineer from this folder."
  3. Wait for the install to stop and show its first drafts, then review them.
  4. Read the next morning's brief and act on the cards under Waiting on you.

Prompt for your agent

Using the ai-employees repo, install the GTM Engineer into <target folder> and confirm it builds a dashboard and schedules its routines. Expected output: a staged first set of drafts and a brief in the folder. Verify that nothing was sent, posted or submitted before you approved it.

Caveat. Every send, post, submit, publish and spend is held for your click until you release a channel in RELEASES.md.

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