🦊 Fred / Jack OS
Main Command Centre
AI-native GTM
Updated 2026-06-06

GTM Command Centre

A visual operating layer for Leacam and Pocket Coach. Latest update: PocketCoach content strategy now uses the locked message “Your week changed. Your plan should too.” and the agentic content stack Canva + Higgsfield + Buffer, with CapCut only as optional manual polish.

Leacam

B2B account intelligence

Property-management pilot with locked LinkedIn/content stack.

Gojiberry outreachBuffer postingApproval gated

Pocket Coach

Launch waitlist engine

Locked website message, organic waitlist strategy, and prerequisites checklist. Next: connect tools and capture proof assets.

Canva assetsHiggsfield videoBuffer schedulingApproval gated

Governance

0 autonomous external actions

Fred researches, classifies and drafts. Jack approves before outreach, public posting, purchases or shared-system writes.

Approval gated

Shared GTM Loop

This is the process Fred should orchestrate across both GTM systems. Leacam execution layer is Buffer + Gojiberry after approval. PocketCoach execution layer is Canva for templates, Higgsfield for video concepts, Buffer for scheduling, and Drive/Sheets for approval control.

1. Signal captureAccount, user, community or market signal
2. EnrichmentContext, source links, confidence
3. Structured recordLocal CRM / signal log
4. AI classificationHot/warm/nurture or lifecycle state
5. Recommended actionNext-best action
6. DraftMessage, content, meeting prep
7. ApprovalJack / Mark decision
8. Manual executionEmail, LinkedIn, content, user nudge
9. Outcome trackingResponse, meeting, activation, learning
10. Weekly loopDigest and process improvement

Leacam Process

StageTool / fileOutput
Target account / signalAccounts.csv, Signals.md, Gojiberry pilotAccount record with source + signal trigger
EnrichmentFred/OpenClaw + public sourcesPain hypothesis + decision-maker context
ClassificationLocal CRM fieldsHot / Warm / Nurture / Opportunistic
DraftingDraft queueOutreach / meeting prep / content angle
ApprovalApproval queueApproved / revise / no action
Outreach + postingGojiberry + BufferApproved Mark-led outreach and scheduled posts
ReviewWeekly digestTop actions + learnings

Pocket Coach Process

StageTool / fileOutput
MessageWebsite messaging source“Your week changed. Your plan should too.”
StrategyOrganic waitlist strategy30-day campaign + prerequisites checklist
Static assetsCanva + brand kit/templatesCarousels, thumbnails, quote cards, story CTAs
Video conceptsHiggsfield MCP/CLIAI-assisted video tests, b-roll, device/mockup clips
SchedulingBuffer API/MCPApproved posts queued/scheduled only after review
ReviewWeekly digestWaitlist, channel and content learnings

PocketCoach Content Prerequisites

AreaStatusNext action
AccountsInstagram/X handles known; TikTok and YouTube planned.Confirm admin access and create missing accounts.
Waitlist trackingLive domain exists at pocketcoachhq.com.Test form end-to-end and confirm export/review location.
CanvaRecommended for branded static templates.Connect account, brand kit and templates.
HiggsfieldOfficial MCP/CLI route identified for agentic video generation.Connect/auth, then generate 3-5 review-only concept tests.
BufferOfficial API/MCP route identified for scheduling.Connect API/MCP after Jack approves account access.
Approval queueDrive/Sheets workflow recommended.Create status queue: Idea → Drafted → Ready for review → Approved → Scheduled → Measured.

Current Next Actions

  • Leacam: get Mark/Alison approval for the Gojiberry + Buffer pilot, including LinkedIn automation risk.
  • Leacam: choose 20 accounts from the top-50 property-management list and draft the first approved Mark-led sequence.
  • Pocket Coach: connect Canva, Higgsfield, Buffer and Drive/Sheets approval queue before content production.
  • Pocket Coach: test waitlist form, capture 5-7 product demo recordings and create first 14-day content batch for review.
  • Shared: decide cadence for weekly GTM digest delivery.

Artifact Policy

Source of truth: Markdown / CSV / JSON in Jack OS. Collaboration: Google Docs. Visual operating view: HTML artifacts like this one.

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