What GTM is
A team of agents builds your change. You make three decisions.
- You will learn: what GTM does, where you decide, and which page to read next.
- Reading time: 3 minutes.
- Before this: nothing.
GentleTeaM (GTM) is a plugin for Claude Code. Its agents draw the mockups of your change (each new screen, light and dark), write its spec (what will be built and how it is checked, opened by a ten-line summary that you read), then build and review it. You step in at three checkpoints, the moments where you decide.
Start the tutorial Install GTM
Where do I decide?
How to read it: amber nodes are yours, grey nodes are the team’s. With no screen change, the mockups step is skipped.
Amber is you
On every page of this site, amber marks the moment where you act. Everything in grey is the team’s work, settled between the team’s roles without you.
Three checkpoints for a Feature
A Feature is one capability on one branch. You look at the mockups, approve the ten-line summary of the spec, and give the go. A Fix, the small change, has two: you approve a three-line design, then give the go.
Nothing leaves without your go
No push, merge or release happens until you say so, now or ahead for one class of change with a standing go, and the history is kept as it was written. You are shown every decision the team made for you, with its cost if wrong.
Choose your way in
What GTM is, and how to install it in two commands.
Your first Feature, from the request to the merge.
One question per page, such as which size your change is.
The roles, the files GTM keeps, and every term.
The problem GTM answers, and what it costs you.
Install
/plugin marketplace add MorganKryze/GentleTeaM
/plugin install gtm@gentleteam
Then, in your project, run /gtm:init. GTM reads your repository and drafts a one-page
brief of your project’s purpose, users and limits, and you
approve it.
What does it cost?
GTM spends agent time to save your attention. Measured on GTM’s own changes:
| Change | Size | Agent time | Measured on |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 files, on security ground | Fix | 71 s | GTM 0.3.0 |
| a docs fix and one workflow argument, 2 tasks | Feature | 11 min | GTM 0.3.0 |
| a workflow change, 3 tasks | Feature | 58 min | GTM 0.2.0 |
Installed and idle, GTM adds about 760 tokens to a session. A Feature uses more of your plan than asking Claude Code directly; a Fix is the cheap path.