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HYPE OR FACT? · CHECKED 29 OCTOBER 2026

GojiberryAI Sales OS: 'we open-sourced our entire outbound team'

OUR VERDICT

Partly fact

Our original verdict: “Fact or hype: 'we open-sourced our entire outbound team' is marketing; what's open is the prompts, while the engine is Gojiberry's paid service (from $99 per user a month).”

THE CLAIM

“'We open-sourced our entire outbound team': the GojiberryAI Sales OS for Grok Bot, a full AI sales department of agents that find, research, contact and qualify prospects 'while you sleep', all powered by the GojiberryAI MCP.”

@romanbuildsaas (Romàn, GojiberryAI co-founder) · Original post ↗

What’s actually true

  • GojiberryAI published free, MIT-licensed markdown skills for Grok Bot, Claude Code and similar tools: 13 sales roles (target picker, intent spotter, fit filter, researcher, copywriter, outreach operator, reply handler and more) plus slash commands.
  • The skills work through Gojiberry's hosted MCP to find, research, contact and qualify prospects on LinkedIn and by email. What's open is the prompts; the engine is Gojiberry's paid service, from $99 per user a month.
  • By default it proposes messages rather than sending them, so a person can approve each one.
  • The 44-second launch video is a motion-graphics teaser, not a screen recording: no agent is shown actually running, and the GitHub card is a graphic (the repository itself is real and public). 'Comment BOT and I'll send it' is engagement bait.
  • In the UK, automated LinkedIn messaging breaks LinkedIn's terms, and UK GDPR and PECR apply to enriched outreach.

Sources

Cost

The skills are free (MIT licence); running them needs Gojiberry's paid service, from $99 per user a month.

USE IT IF

Founders and sales teams who want a template for structuring their own sales agents, with roles, handoffs and an approval gate.

SKIP IT IF

Anyone wanting fully automatic LinkedIn outreach (against LinkedIn's terms), or without a paid Gojiberry account to actually run it.

How we knowChecked on 29 October 2026. Verdicts: Fact = the claim holds up; Partly fact = real, but with caveats or overstated parts; Hype = the headline claim isn't supported. Products change quickly, so check the maker's site before you buy. Our methods & sources ↗