10 Repos You Can Copy, Fork, and Adapt Right Now
10 Repos You Can Copy, Fork, and Adapt Right Now
These are the repos I actually use to build faster GTM workflows, connect tools, ship internal apps, and give agents better context. Ten repos, what each one does, and why it earns a spot in the stack.
I dropped this list in r/GTMbuilders first, because that community keeps asking the same fair question: what do you actually run? Some of these I've run for months. A couple I'm still figuring out. I'll tell you which is which.
originally posted on r/GTMbuilders
1. Google Workspace CLI
github.com/googleworkspace/cli
not gonna lie, I legit replace Clay once I figure this one out.
Run Gmail, Drive, Sheets, Docs, Calendar, and more from the terminal. Huge for agent workflows because tools become commandable.
2. shadcn/ui
this one turned me into a React junkie overnight.
Clean UI components you actually own. Copy them into your app, customize them, and ship dashboards or internal tools faster.
3. Recharts
Simple React charts for GTM dashboards, pipeline views, enrichment reports, and any workflow where tables need to become insight. Pairs with shadcn: one gives you the surface, the other gives you the picture.
4. OpenShorts
Open source AI video tooling for shorts and content workflows. Useful if you want to systematize content instead of editing every asset manually.
5. Hermes Agent
github.com/NousResearch/hermes-agent
A self-improving agent framework. The interesting part is the skill, memory, and feedback loop, not just "agent can chat."
6. yt-dlp
OpenShorts plus this one is actually insane.
The command-line media tool everyone quietly depends on. Great for turning public videos into transcripts, research inputs, clips, and reusable context.
7. DocuSeal
github.com/docusealco/docuseal
Write and send proposals all from your terminal. Build your workflows, then add the context to your proposals and send in one session.
Open source document signing and form filling. Proposals, agreements, intake forms, approvals, and client docs without another closed SaaS step.
8. Awesome Design MD
github.com/VoltAgent/awesome-design-md
Get real design info in so your vibe-coded website doesn't look like AI slop.
Design context files for popular systems. Give your coding agent taste before it starts generating random gray rectangles.
9. CLI-Anything
Turn apps into programmable interfaces. Agents work better when they can run commands instead of clicking around like lost interns.
10. GTM Coding Agents
github.com/shawnla90/gtm-coding-agent
This one is mine.
69 stars and growing.
Not a one-day repo shipped into a lead magnet funnel.
It is a living GTM coding agents skill tree with prompts, scripts, workflow patterns, and everything I am learning while building.
One hack inside it: version control your GTM database with SQLite in git.
Your database becomes a file.
Your changes become commits.
Your agent gets structured context.
Your experiments become inspectable.
Way more OP than people realize.
The closing note
As I keep building Clearbox, I'll keep updating the GTM Coding Agents repo with what works, what breaks, and what I would not do again.
Fork them.
Steal the patterns.
Make them better.
Shawn Tenam the GTM alchemist "Tools become commandable."