Set up GTM Alpha in your AI assistant
GTM Alpha has three tools:
- EPIC motion scores and first 30 days (
gtm_consultation): Helps you decide which go to market motion to lead with and what to do first. You give your main GTM challenge, plus your stage and industry and the optional ACV, deal cycle, NRR, TAM, self serve, deal source and geography for a full score. You get a score from 1 to 10 for each of the four EPIC motions from the documented rubric, the primary and secondary motion and the first 30 days of steps for the primary motion, with sector notes when your inputs name the sector. Without the optional inputs the result is marked preliminary. - EPIC scores (
epic_audit): Helps you decide which go to market motion fits your company. You give your GTM challenge, plus your stage and industry and the optional inputs (ACV, deal cycle, NRR, TAM, self serve, deal source, geography) for a full score. You get EPIC scores from 1 to 10 for Ecosystem and ABM, Product-Led Growth, Inbound and Outbound, and Community-Led, the lead motion, warnings and notes, and the sector's buying committee and usual objections when your inputs name the sector. Without the optional inputs the result is marked preliminary. - GTM Roadmap (
generate_roadmap): Helps you decide what to do in the next 30, 60 or 90 days for one motion. You give the EPIC motion (E Ecosystem and ABM, P Product-Led Growth, I Inbound and Outbound, C Community-Led) and the time frame. You get immediate, short term and medium term steps, without the self serve steps when your business model is not a software subscription. It builds text from your inputs only.
To add it in ChatGPT, open the connectors (apps) section in ChatGPT's settings, turn on developer mode if your plan requires it, create a connector with the URL https://gtmalpha.gtmhelix.com/mcp and no authentication, then enable it in a chat.
Support: shashwat@gtmhelix.com or GitHub issues. Privacy policy: gtmalpha.gtmhelix.com/privacy.
Limits: each request can be up to 64 KB, a tool name up to 100 characters and each text input up to 4,000 characters. Batch requests are not supported, so send one JSON-RPC message per request. The server allows 300 requests a minute.
Set it up in Claude
Add GTM Alpha as a custom connector in four steps, with nothing to install.
Claude on the web, desktop or mobile (no install):
- Open Customize, then Connectors, select + and choose Add custom connector
- Name it GTM Alpha
- Enter https://gtmalpha.gtmhelix.com/mcp as the MCP server URL
- Leave the sign in fields empty, then select Add
Or run it locally with the npm package:
In Claude Code, one command adds it:
In Claude Desktop, add it to the configuration file.
Configuration file location:
macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json
Setup steps:
- Open the configuration file in your text editor
- Add the GTM Alpha server configuration
- Save the file and restart Claude Desktop
- Test it with this prompt: "Use GTM Alpha to run an EPIC audit on our GTM."
Set it up in Cursor or Windsurf
Connect GTM Alpha to Cursor or Windsurf with npx.
Configuration file:
npm package:
Set it up in ChatGPT
ChatGPT can use remote MCP servers as custom connectors on plans that allow developer mode. In ChatGPT's settings, open the connectors (apps) section, turn on developer mode if your plan requires it, create a connector with the URL https://gtmalpha.gtmhelix.com/mcp and no authentication, then enable it in a chat. Menu names change between ChatGPT releases, so check OpenAI's help centre for the current path.
Connector address:
What you can ask for:
For developers
How the connector works
- Address: https://gtmalpha.gtmhelix.com/mcp (the older address /mcp-sse also works)
- JSON-RPC 2.0 over HTTP POST (Streamable HTTP transport, JSON responses)
- MCP protocol versions: 2025-06-18, 2025-03-26, 2024-11-05
- Server version: 1.3.20
- Safety annotations: all three tools are marked read only
- Tool names: gtm_consultation (EPIC motion scores and first 30 days), epic_audit (EPIC scores), generate_roadmap (GTM Roadmap)
Call a tool
List the tools
Start a connection
Call it from your own code
Use the MCP address above, or the REST API described in the API documentation. To run the server on your own machine, use the npm package: