The marketing pages tell you GTMVP runs. This page tells you how. Five layers, every layer mapped to the file in the codebase that powers it. For the technical buyer who wants to verify the work before paying for it.
Each layer below has a job. The operator decides. The modules write. The solvers prove. The subsystems integrate. The monitors watch. The layers stack — proof flows up.
The agents propose. The operator decides. Every brief is read by a human before it leaves the engine. This is the layer that turns intelligence into a decision a CEO can defend in front of a board.
Every audit produces 22 distinct deliverable modules, written by an orchestrated agent pipeline. The clusters run in dependency order — competitive intelligence feeds conversion strategy, which feeds the creative production plan, which feeds the technical implementation roadmap.
Most AI marketing tools rank. GTMVP proves. Every recommendation that ships through the audit is the output of a constraint-solver run — Z3, MaxSAT, or MiniZinc — that returns the mathematically optimal answer under the founder's stated constraints. Or the unsat core, with the exact constraint that broke.
GTMVP isn't an LLM wrapper. The engine integrates twelve services — each owning a slice of the GTM stack — into one operator workspace. Every audit pulls from every subsystem before any module writes.
A_01 runs continuously today. The remaining seven ship on a published schedule — A_03 + A_07 in Q3 2026, A_06 + A_08 in Q4 2026, A_02 + A_04 + A_05 in Q1 2027. Engine subscribers get every agent the day it ships at no upcharge.
The architecture is the receipts. The Diagnostic is the proof. $129, 24 hours, 7-day money-back.