Your AI agent can now run on 300 operators' expertise, shipped like software, for free

Your AI agent can now run on 300 operators' expertise, shipped like software, for free
300+ operators, one marketplace, and a very blunt mission statement.
Amos Bar Joseph August 27, 2026
I’m Amos Bar Joseph**, co-founder of Swan, the first Autonomous Business OS. At Swan, we’re building what we call the Autonomous Business: a company that scales to $10M ARR per employee with no bloat, no assembly lines, no Cog Culture. Just humans in their zone of genius, amplified by AI agents.***
I write The Autonomous Age to share contrarian insights from that journey, on GTM, leadership, and the future of work. If you want to understand how GTM evolves beyond playbooks and assembly lines, this is where the story unfolds. Connect with me on Linkedin or X. If that's not the game you're playing, reply to unsubscribe.
The first GTM skills marketplace is open. 300+ human-crafted skills, MIT licensed, free, live at gtmskills.com. They run wherever you already work: Claude, ChatGPT, Swan AI, or any AI agent you've got.
Here's what that actually means.
Your agent doesn't have to guess how a top operator would run a deal. It can run it their way, because their way is a skill you can install.
→ Manny Medina built Outreach to $4.4B and is CEO of Paid. His playbook is a skill.
→ Sangram Vajre took two companies past $100M and invented ABM. His category creation framework is a skill.
→ Kevin "KD" Dorsey is a top performing CRO with 148K people following his sales methodology. It's a skill.
→ Alex Vacca built the most AI-native GTM agency in the world to $7M+ ARR. His entire library is installable.
Prospecting, signals, outreach, SEO, ads, ABM, deal acceleration, cold calling, pricing, CRM cleanup. Whatever the agentic task, there's a human-crafted skill for it.
Here's the part we actually care about. AI slop is real, and the cause is simpler than people give it credit for: agents running on generic instructions instead of real judgment. Every AI-generated comment, every spammy outreach email, every blog post that says nothing, that's what happens when nobody's taste is behind the wheel.
It only worked because we didn't build it alone. Sam Jacobs and the Pavilion community. Jared Waxman and GTM Engineer School. Brad Smith's team at Zapier. The team at Apify. Two dozen operators who gave away work that used to be their edge.
Go install one. Or better, go contribute one. gtmskills.com is open, it's free, and it's yours.
If you contribute and your skill gets accepted, we will feature you on our Linkedin series.
Booths get foot traffic. Stages get the argument.****
Swan is sponsoring GTM Summit 2026 by Pavillion, and we picked the stage. That's how the autonomous business case gets made, in person. Bring code SWAN20** for 20% off registration. Grab a seat here →
-Amos
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