The home for GTM operators building with Clay, Apollo, Instantly, n8n, HubSpot, and AI agents. Join podcasts, operator dinners, workshops, and an always-on Slack where founders, RevOps, growth, and sales leaders share production-ready AI workflows, automations, and playbooks. Most GTM communities stop at theory. The Go-Tos is for operators shipping AI in production. No gurus. No recycled LinkedIn content. Just proven workflows, templates, and real lessons from teams building the future of GTM.
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Have you thought about adding a searchable workflow library where members can filter by tool stack and difficulty level. A lot of us are looking for quick wins and being able to search past shared templates by something like "Clay + n8n + Apollo" would save a ton of time scrolling Slack threads.
@ftavukcuyo70638 Love this suggestion. We've been talking internally about making workflows much easier to discover instead of buried in Slack history. A searchable library with filters by tools (Clay, Apollo, n8n, HubSpot, etc.), use case, and difficulty is definitely something we're exploring. Appreciate you validating that idea.
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Finally a GTM community that skips the fluff and focuses on real production workflows. Liked jumping into the Slack and seeing actual Clay and n8n playbooks people are shipping this week, not just recycled advice.
Have you thought about adding a searchable workflow library where members can filter by tool stack and difficulty level. A lot of us are looking for quick wins and being able to search past shared templates by something like "Clay + n8n + Apollo" would save a ton of time scrolling Slack threads.
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@ftavukcuyo70638 Love this suggestion. We've been talking internally about making workflows much easier to discover instead of buried in Slack history. A searchable library with filters by tools (Clay, Apollo, n8n, HubSpot, etc.), use case, and difficulty is definitely something we're exploring. Appreciate you validating that idea.
Finally a GTM community that skips the fluff and focuses on real production workflows. Liked jumping into the Slack and seeing actual Clay and n8n playbooks people are shipping this week, not just recycled advice.