auto-gtm is a Claude Code / Codex plugin that drafts your X and Reddit posts and replies from your PRs and today's hotspots. From your repo's recent PRs and the day's hot threads it proposes topics; from a topic you pick it drafts posts shaped for X and Reddit; and it finds relevant same-day threads and drafts comments on them. Tone is copied from bloggers you choose or your own account, and for comments, from each thread's top replies.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
We’re the team at Tigerless Labs. We built auto-gtm because we kept shipping products, then putting off the part where we had to talk about them.
Most AI writing tools start with a blank prompt. They don’t know what you shipped, why it matters today, or how you normally write. We often ended up with generic content that still needed to be rethought from scratch.
auto-gtm is an open-source Claude Code and Codex plugin for developer-founders. It turns the work already happening in your repo into topics and drafts for distribution.
It can:
• Read recent merged PRs and current X and Reddit conversations to find topics worth discussing
• Draft X and Reddit posts from a topic you choose
• Find active threads where you have something credible to add and draft replies
• Learn from your own writing samples and apply a final no-AI-slop edit
The product changed quite a bit while we were building it. Our first version focused mainly on generating copy. Using it showed us that writing was rarely the real bottleneck. The harder part was choosing something worth saying and finding the right moment to say it.
So we rebuilt the workflow around two sources of evidence: what you actually shipped and what developers are discussing now.
Every step ends with a draft. You review it and decide what deserves to be published.
We made auto-gtm for solo developers and small devtool teams who ship consistently but keep treating distribution as the task they’ll get to later.
It’s open source and works with both Claude Code and Codex.
We’d love your honest feedback, especially on where this process tends to break for you: finding a topic, adapting it to each platform, or joining relevant conversations while they’re still active?