Elias Stråvik builds open-source software for go-to-market teams. A former Head of GTM Engineering at The Kiln, he develops tools for coordinating coding agents and a directory of public software that sales and growth teams can adapt.[1][2]
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Education
Links
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Keep the coordinator available while tasks run
Shepherdr, previously Herdr Projects, separates a project coordinator from agents doing individual tasks. Each task runs in its own branch and git worktree. The interface groups tasks by whether they need an answer, are ready for review or are still running, so the operator can focus on decisions without taking over every terminal session.[3]
Review before moving the project forward
The project uses Herdr as its execution engine and provides an overview across machines. Fresh-agent review before merging is enabled by default, with task settings controlling the workflow. Questions can appear as cards and notifications. Its local deployment still depends on the host machines and the configured agent tools being available.[3]
Ideas
His open-source GTM directory collects public repositories for sales and growth work rather than presenting all the listed tools as his own creations. His professional site offers help implementing those projects and records prior startup and GTM engineering experience. His education record lists study at Chalmers University of Technology from 2016 to 2018.[1][4][5]
Tools, writing & talks
Tools
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Shepherdrgithub.comA Herdr-based coordinator, task-agent and review interface across local machines.
Read the task and review workflow before setup. It needs a supported Herdr installation and running host machines; use the documented private-network deployment when controlling work from another device.
Creator and repository owner[3]- Herdr Projectsgithub.com
A Herdr plugin that runs one coordinator agent to manage several parallel task agents on separate branches
Catalog workOriginal source
Writing, research & talks
- Open-source GTMgithub.com
A community directory of public software for go-to-market teams.
Directory curator and maintainer[4]