Most "GTM agent" content sells the fantasy of a robot that books meetings while you sleep. That is how you torch a domain and a reputation in the same week.
The jurniti GTM collection is built for the opposite job: agents that draft, never auto-send. Clay waterfalls, Apollo lists, LinkedIn openers — staged for a human who still owns the "Send" button.
What "GTM agent templates" should mean
If you search for GTM agents, you usually get three flavors of sludge:
- Prompt packs with no runtime
- Zap stacks that fire the second a webhook hiccups
- Demo theater that looks autonomous until legal asks who approved the cold email
A real template, in jurniti's sense, is a forkable microVM snapshot: tools, skills, and workflow already arranged so a GTM operator can customize and run — with isolation, BYOK, and a gallery that is honest about human gates.
The hard rule: nothing auto-sends
Every useful GTM card in the collection is written to that bar. Clay finds emails. Apollo scores lists. The agent drafts openers. You send from your own tools.
Why? Because auto-send is not a feature. It is a liability product. Domains get burned. Replies go to the wrong person. The founder is the one who has to apologize.
If you want lights-out spam, this gallery will disappoint you. Good.
What is in the collection
The GTM hub is organized by department (lead gen, outbound, account research, content, product marketing, CS, RevOps, competitive intel, demand gen, founder office) and by tool shelves (Clay, Apollo, LinkedIn, HubSpot, and more).
That is deliberate. GTM is not one agent. It is a desk of jobs. Operators pick the shelf that matches the system they already pay for, fork a template, and keep working with their own credits.
See the live index: GTM templates on jurniti.
Why a microVM instead of a shared automation account
GTM work touches:
- Customer lists
- Personal LinkedIn sessions
- CRM secrets
- Model keys
Running that in a shared notebook or a multi-tenant container farm is how you get the next "we accidentally emailed the wrong segment" story. Each jurniti agent is a Firecracker microVM with a KVM boundary. The model key stays in the guest. The persist volume is yours.
Boot is fast (~124ms for the microVM). Provisioning a paid box is still measured in minutes after checkout. Do not conflate the two.
Who this is for
- Founders and GTM operators who already live in Clay / Apollo / HubSpot
- Teams that want agent leverage without surrendering send authority
- Anyone building a gallery of GTM workflows they can fork, not a black-box agency bot
Who it is not for: people hunting free auto-send credits. There is no free tier.
How to start
- Open the GTM collection.
- Pick a department or tool shelf.
- Fork a public template into a paid plan (30-day money-back on first purchase).
- Paste your keys. Customize. You hit send.
If you want the broader product story (any harness, not only GTM), start at jurniti or pricing.
The collection is the product surface for this search. Use it.