GTM means go-to-market: the people and tools that sell. You already know what goes wrong. Your agent is good at talking to buyers. But it can't tell a number someone checked last week from a number that sat in an old slide deck eighteen months ago. The prompt can't tell it either, because the prompt is often where the old number came from.
What your agent gets
Your agent talks to Reynforce over MCP. MCP is a standard way for an AI agent to call outside tools. Reynforce gives it two tools.
| tool | what it does |
|---|---|
search_claims | reads your company's facts. Each one has an owner and the date it was last checked |
check_action | asks may I say this? The answer comes from the rules your company set, and the question is recorded |
Your agent reads facts and asks questions. It can never change your facts. It sends a short note of what it is about to do. It gets back one of three answers: allowed, ask first or not allowed. The answer also lists the facts it relied on and the state of each one. We write the record on our side, from the check.
Every question leaves a trace. If an agent could ask would this be allowed? with nothing written down, it could keep asking until it got a yes. If your agent is only writing a draft, it says so. The check is still recorded, but it doesn't count as a message sent.
What happens when a fact can't be used
Some facts can't be used. Nobody owns them, or they are past their check date, or someone has disputed them. When your agent asks about one, it hears that the fact can't be used. It then tells the buyer it is checking, and we ask the owner. It doesn't make up an answer, and no setting lets it.
How to connect
Add the MCP server and your agent's key. It takes a few steps. When your agent needs a person to approve something, the request reaches your team by email, Slack or text, so nobody has to sit and watch a dashboard. Connect an agent walks you through it.
When Reynforce is the wrong choice
- You need something to run your agent. Reynforce never runs your agent. Your own framework does that. We only answer its question.
- You need to filter wording or stop prompt injection. Prompt injection is when someone hides instructions in text to trick the agent. Use a guardrail library for that. We don't filter text.
- Your agent can't call a tool before it sends a message. Then it can't ask us first. Tell us what it runs on and we'll tell you plainly whether it fits.
What it costs
£99 per agent a month for your first 10 agents, and £79 for each one after that, up to 49. Pay yearly and you get two months free. From 50 agents we agree a price on a call. We don't charge per check, so your agent never has a reason to ask less. Pricing has the detail.
What we keep, and where explains all the data we hold.