Build a GTM Agent on Skyp

A GTM agent researches, writes, and sends outreach on its own, then reacts to replies. Here is how to build one on Skyp's API and MCP, using AI tools you already have.

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Every GTM agent follows the same loop

Whatever tool is driving, the loop underneath looks the same.

Your agentClaude, Cursor, Gamut, or custom

Decides who to contact, researches context, and calls Skyp with the next action

agent -> Skyp API/MCP: add_contact_to_existing_campaign

SkypExecution

AI writes a unique message, sends it from managed infrastructure, and tracks what really happened

webhook: reply_received / meeting_booked -> CRM + agent

Results & CRMFeedback loop

Replies, meetings, and honest engagement data flow back to your agent and your CRM, closing the loop

Three ways to build it

Pick the stage that matches how much automation you want today.

Claude

Stage 1: By hand

Run outreach conversationally

No code. Connect Skyp's MCP server in Claude Desktop or Claude Code, then ask for what you want in plain language. Good for testing a new campaign idea or handling a one-off request.

"Create a campaign targeting Series A fintech VPs of Sales, add these 12 contacts from my last search, and send."

Cursor + n8n

Stage 2 to 3: Build, then schedule

Build a flow, then automate it

Use Cursor to write and test the automation against Skyp's REST API. Once it works, move it into n8n and put it on a schedule or trigger it from a webhook, no more manual runs.

POST /campaigns/{id}/contacts
{ "source": "clay_enrichment", "contacts": [...] }

# n8n: Cron trigger -> Clay enrichment -> Skyp API -> Slack notify

Gamut

Stage 4: Fully autonomous

Deploy an agent that runs the whole loop

Gamut's agents connect to Skyp over MCP and run continuously: researching accounts, adding qualified contacts, and reacting to replies, on a schedule with no one pressing go.

Agent trigger: new intent signal -> research account -> Skyp MCP: add_contact_to_existing_campaign -> monitor thread

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to be an engineer to build a GTM agent on Skyp?

No. The simplest version is asking Claude or Cursor to run a task in plain language, which uses Skyp's MCP server under the hood. Writing your own scheduled automation (stage 2 to 3 below) benefits from some API or no-code tool comfort, but a fully autonomous agent like Gamut can handle that layer for you.

What is the difference between a one-off request and an agent?

A one-off request is you asking an AI tool to do one thing right now. A GTM agent is that same logic running on its own, on a schedule or trigger, without you asking each time. Most teams start with the former and graduate to the latter once the workflow is proven.

Can an agent send outreach without a human ever reviewing it?

Yes, once you trust the flow. Every campaign and message an agent creates is also visible in the Skyp app, so you can review before automating, or spot-check after. Deliverability, message uniqueness, and honest reporting apply the same way whether a human or an agent is driving.

Which AI tools can I use to build a GTM agent on Skyp?

Any MCP-compatible client (Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, Gamut) or anything that can call a REST API (n8n, Zapier, or custom code). See the full list on the API & MCP page.

Ready to build your GTM agent?

Get an API key and connect Claude, Cursor, or your own agent to Skyp.

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