How a pack gets onto the shelf.

This is a directory with a point of view. The job is to give a GTM agent a short list of context that has already been used, or that we would install on a live engagement tomorrow.

House

Packs we maintain. Today that is Agentic GTM: the operating system from GTM Adviser. House listings stay at the top because the site exists to put that work in front of other operators, next to the best free packs already in the wild.

Vetted

Free, public, and specific enough that we would load it for outbound, Clay, devtool GTM, or the page and offer around those jobs. Eric Nowoslawski's cold outbound system is the reference. ColdIQ's play library, GTM Cofounder, and Corey Haines' marketing skills sit here for the same reason: a person can tell what the pack does, and the work matches a real GTM motion.

Vetted is an editorial judgment: a reading of the repo and, where we have it, use in the work. Stars are printed as a fact from 4 Oct 2026. The shelf is decided by whether we would install the pack.

Open

Public and on-topic. We have not run the pack, or the files still describe themselves as templates. The Company OS starter kit lives here for that reason. Read the repo before you install it.

What stays off

Paid courses, private client work, and repos with no SKILL.md. A submission has to be free to read and install. The open shelf is where a public repo appears after we can read its skill file. Vetted is a later decision.

The submission standard is the same bar.