GTM Brigade in your AI assistant

Everything below is a sentence you can type.

Connect GTM Brigade to Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity and your LinkedIn engagement stops being a set of screens you click through. It becomes something you ask for. These are real examples. Each one shows the tools that actually run, and marks the ones that change your account or act on LinkedIn.

How to connect ithttps://api.gtmbrigade.com/mcp

Know where you stand

The numbers you would otherwise open four screens to assemble, answered in a sentence.

  1. How did my LinkedIn posts do last week, and am I hitting my targets?

    • linkedin_get_my_analyticsreads
    • linkedin_get_my_progressreads

    Impressions, reach, followers gained, comments and reactions you gave and received, your activity score, and how each of those sits against the weekly targets set for you.

  2. Which of my posts got the most comments this quarter, and what did they have in common?

    • linkedin_get_my_postsreads

    Every post you published in the range with its own reactions, comments, impressions and engagement rate. Enough for the assistant to find the pattern rather than guess at it.

  3. Show me the team leaderboard for this month and who has slipped since last month.

    • linkedin_get_team_leaderboardreads
    • linkedin_get_team_overviewreads

    Ranked team activity and the org-wide roll-up, so the comparison is against real movement rather than a screenshot someone pasted into Slack.

    Owner access. A member asking this gets a clean "this needs owner access", not somebody else's numbers.

  4. Is our company page pulling its weight compared to my personal profile?

    • linkedin_get_company_page_analyticsreads
    • linkedin_get_my_analyticsreads

    Company Page impressions, reach, follower growth and per-post performance, side by side with your own.

    Owner access, and the page has to be connected.

Find the right people, and prove they are the right people

Your lead database is already filterable in the app. Here you describe who you want instead.

  1. Find every VP of Marketing in Germany in our leads with a relevance score above 70, sorted by followers.

    • gtm_get_leadsreads

    The same filters the Leads page runs (role, country, industry, company, lead source, LinkedIn badges, score range, enrichment status, assignment), with sorting and paging.

  2. Add these five LinkedIn profiles to the watchlist and enrich them.

    • gtm_add_leadswrites
    • gtm_enrich_leadswrites

    The profiles land on the watchlist and enrichment runs in the background; ask again later for its status.

    Enrichment costs credits, so it is quoted first: you see the exact cost and your balance afterwards, and nothing is spent until you approve that quote.

  3. Build an ICP for mid-market ecommerce ops leaders and show me who already matches.

    • gtm_create_icpwrites
    • gtm_recompute_icpwrites
    • gtm_get_icpreads

    A saved ICP with its signals, scored against your existing leads. The same scoring the app uses, not a second opinion invented in chat.

  4. Put the twenty best matches in a list called Q4 outbound and mark them ready for outreach.

    • gtm_create_lead_listwrites
    • gtm_add_leads_to_listwrites
    • gtm_set_ready_for_outreachwrites

    A real lead list your team sees in the app, with the outreach flag set.

  5. Push this lead to HubSpot.

    • gtm_push_lead_to_crmacts outside

    The lead is created or updated in your connected HubSpot, Salesforce or Pipedrive.

    Owner access, and the lead needs an email, the only key either CRM will dedupe on.

Turn what your company knows into posts

The knowledge base stops being a folder nobody opens and starts being the source your drafts come from.

  1. What do our docs actually say about onboarding time?

    • gtm_search_kbreads

    The passages that answer it, from your organization documents plus your own private ones. Never a teammate's private ones.

  2. Draft a post about the pricing change using our positioning docs, in my voice.

    • gtm_generate_postwrites
    • gtm_create_draftwrites

    A draft grounded in your knowledge base and written to your own writing style, saved to your content pipeline.

    Generation costs credits and is quoted first.

  3. Change the opening line and schedule it for Tuesday at 9.

    • gtm_update_draftwrites
    • gtm_schedule_postwrites

    The edit is saved and the post is queued, in the same queue the app publishes from.

  4. Actually, publish it now.

    • gtm_publish_postacts outside

    The post goes live on LinkedIn under your own name, immediately.

    This one leaves GTM Brigade. Your assistant asks before running it.

Work the engagement loop without opening LinkedIn

The daily grind: see what the people you track posted, say something worth saying, move on.

  1. What did the people I watch post today?

    • gtm_get_feedreads

    Today's posts from your watchlist, with the engagement they are picking up.

  2. Write me a comment on the second one, in my voice.

    • gtm_generate_commentwrites

    A comment written in your own style. The connector learns that style from comments you have actually written, including their typical length.

    Costs credits, quoted first.

  3. Post it, and react to the other two.

    • gtm_post_commentacts outside
    • gtm_react_to_postacts outside

    The comment and the reactions appear on LinkedIn under your name.

    Both leave GTM Brigade, and both are capped at twenty public LinkedIn actions an hour, so a looping agent cannot spam on your behalf.

  4. What is sitting in my comment automation queue, and can you approve the good ones?

    • gtm_get_automation_queuereads
    • gtm_approve_automation_draftacts outside
    • gtm_reject_automation_draftwrites

    The suggested comments waiting on you, reviewed one at a time. Approving publishes, rejecting just clears it.

Run the team

Owner work: who is on, what they are aiming at, and what it is costing.

  1. Invite these three teammates and set everyone a target of three posts a week.

    • gtm_invite_memberacts outside
    • gtm_set_targetswrites

    Invitations go out by email and the weekly targets are set, the same targets the progress numbers are measured against.

    Owner access. The invite sends a real email, so it is flagged.

  2. Assign the Q4 outbound list to Alex.

    • gtm_assign_leadswrites

    The leads show up as Alex's in the app.

  3. How many credits have we burned this month, and on what?

    • gtm_get_consumptionreads
    • gtm_get_plansreads
    • gtm_get_invoicesreads

    Consumption broken down by what spent it, against your plan allowance, with the invoices behind it.

Use it as a research source

One search across everything you can see, and a fetch that opens any result in full. These are the two tools ChatGPT's research mode looks for by name.

  1. Search my GTM Brigade for everything we have on Acme.

    • searchreads
    • fetchreads

    Matching leads, your posts and drafts, and knowledge-base assets. Each one is citable, and each links back to the LinkedIn profile or the record in the app.

    ChatGPT's deep research is read-only by design. It will read all of this and cite it; it will not run anything that writes.

What it will not do to you

The connector can publish, comment and delete. That is only safe because of the rules underneath it, so here they are in full.

Questions

Which assistants does this work with?
Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity, from the same URL and the same account. Claude and ChatGPT register themselves when you paste the URL. Gemini Enterprise and, sometimes, Perplexity ask for a client ID and secret instead. Ask us and we issue a pair for your organization.
Do I need a developer to set this up?
No. In Claude or ChatGPT you paste one URL, sign in on our consent page and click Allow. The setup steps for every assistant are on the connector page.
Can it post to LinkedIn without asking me?
Publishing, commenting and reacting are flagged as actions that reach outside GTM Brigade, so your assistant asks before running them. They are also rate-capped at twenty public LinkedIn actions an hour, so an agent stuck in a loop cannot spam your network.
Does it cost extra?
The connector itself is included. Anything that already costs credits in the app (enrichment, AI generation) costs the same through the connector, and is quoted before it runs.
What can it not do?
It cannot upload files to the knowledge base (there is no file-transfer path over the protocol), change anyone's role, remove a member, or manage billing. Those stay in the app on purpose.

One URL. Whichever assistant you already use.