How it works
Four steps from a messy folder to a checkable answer.
The demo set is 7 documents and 95 passages. Everything below runs in the browser tab, with no key and no account. The worked example further down is generated by the same code the tool runs.
An answer you cannot check is just a rumour with better grammar.
Most AI tools give you a confident paragraph and no way to test it. That is fine for a first draft and bad for anything a customer will read. GTM OS is built the other way round. The retrieval step comes first, the answer is written from what it found, and every claim carries a number that opens the source.
That changes what the tool is for. It is less a writing assistant and more a way to find out whether your documents agree with each other before a rep quotes one of them on a call.
About a minute to the first answer.
- Step 01
Load the documents
Drop in Markdown or text files, or paste text straight into the panel. The tool opens empty, so nothing is assumed about what you work on.
InputPricing notes, call notes, memos, competitor researchReadsHeadings, section titles, and the document control blockStays inYour browser. No upload, no account, no storage - Step 02
It splits them into passages
Each document is cut at its headings. A passage keeps its file name, its section heading, and the line numbers it came from. Those line numbers are the whole trick behind step four.
Cut atEvery heading below the titleKeepsFile, section, first line, last lineResult10 to 22 passages per document - Step 03
Ask in plain English
Ask the way you would ask a coworker. The tool scores every passage against your question, keeps the best six, and writes the answer from those. Each one it used gets a number.
MethodBM25, so a long rambling passage cannot win on repetitionReturnsSix passages, ranked, numbered [1] to [6]ChecksFigures that disagree, and wording that overpromises - Step 04
Check the receipt
Click any number. The source document opens beside the answer with the exact lines marked in cobalt. If the answer bent the wording, you see it in about a second.
ClickAny [1] chip, or any source at the bottom of an answerOpensThe document, scrolled to the marked linesExportCopy or download the answer as Markdown, citations included
One question, start to finish.
Is our pricing consistent?
I found 6 related passages, but retrieval alone cannot answer this question reliably.
Watch outThe passages may share words with the question without supporting a useful conclusion.
Do this nextConfigure the model step to turn these passages into a cited answer.
Thin. Built from 6 passages across 4 documents, with no model key configured.
Recent discovery calls suggest enterprise banks and regional financial institutions may have more urgent pain than the original founder memo assumed. The strongest pain is not content creation volume. It is inconsistent field language across branches, relationship managers, advisors, partner channels, and local-market campaigns.
The calls also surfaced a pricing mismatch. Buyers reacted better to a scoped annual pilot tied to one line of business than to a $999/month self-serve entry plan.
Lines 12 to 14 of the file. The tool scrolls here and marks them, so you are reading the source rather than a summary of it.
What it will not do.
- It only knows what you load. Ask about something outside the documents and it says so instead of guessing.
- Markdown and text only for now. PDF and Word are not parsed yet.
- Nothing is saved. Close the tab and the workspace is gone, which is the point for a demo but not for daily use.
- It reads and reasons over your documents. It does not publish, send, or approve anything.