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I Built a GTM Research Workflow with One Vaaya API Key

I wanted to see how far I could take a simple idea: Give an agent one API key and let it handle the different pieces of company research. So I built GTM Radar . You paste a company URL, and it turns that into a structured GTM brief instead of making you jump between different research and data tools. What GTM Radar does The workflow currently generates five main sections: Overview — company…

A startup creator built a research workflow called GTM Radar using a single Vaaya API key. The workflow takes a company URL and transforms it into a structured GTM brief, covering sections like overview, structure, market, people, and outreach. The goal is to provide quick, useful GTM context by connecting multiple data providers through Vaaya's common API interface.

The workflow includes fallback paths for failures, cost-capping, and 12-hour caching to prevent unnecessary repeated work. It also features a "Share Insights" function that allows users to share the generated brief with others without running the workflow again. The creator sees the real value in turning multiple tools into a seamless workflow, with the ultimate aim of generating useful output from input.

Future improvements include more GTM-specific signals, reliable extraction fallbacks, and better sharing and collaboration features.

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