Ask your assistant.Cargo does the work.
Claude, ChatGPT and any MCP client connect to your workspace: your integrations, your CRM data and your team's playbooks. Ask in plain English.
Ask the way you would ask a colleague.
No syntax and no tool names. Cargo picks the integration, does the work, and tells you what it did and what it cost.
Find 50 companies that look like our best customers.
Cargo reads your closed-won accounts, searches for lookalikes, and hands back a list you can push anywhere.
Who runs RevOps at these 30 accounts, and what are their emails?
It finds the people, verifies the addresses, and skips anyone already in your CRM.
Enrich this spreadsheet and tell me what it cost.
Every record goes through in one batch. You get the file back and the exact credit count.
Does this account fit our ICP?
It checks the account against the ICP definition your team wrote, and quotes the line it used.
Update HubSpot with everything you just found.
It writes back through the connector you already set up, with your field mapping and your dedup rules.
How many credits did we burn this week?
A breakdown by integration, so nobody discovers the bill at the end of the month.
Your workspace, not a demo account.
Nothing to re-import, re-map, or re-authorize. The assistant gets what your team gets, and nothing your team cannot see.
The tools you already pay for
HubSpot, Salesforce, LinkedIn, and the enrichment vendors, on your seats and your rate limits rather than a resold pool.
150+ integrationsYour accounts and contacts
The companies, people, and custom objects in your workspace, so an answer is about your pipeline and not the open web.
One warehouse, every agentThe playbooks your team wrote
ICP definitions, scoring rules, messaging guidelines. Your assistant reads them before it decides anything.
Read-only, alwaysThe agents and plays you built
Anything already running in Cargo can be called from the chat, on one record or on ten thousand.
One record or a full segmentQuestions people ask
Everything else lives in the docs.
One server per workspace, or one per use case.
Every workspace has a server the moment it exists, bound to that workspace and nothing else. When a team wants a narrower surface, declare it in code and share that instead.
Client-by-client connection and everything the server exposes.
Declare a smaller, blessed surface in TypeScript and deploy it with the rest of the workspace.
Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor reach the same workspace through the Cargo CLI.
Build the self-driving GTM engine
Your coding agents build it on Cargo.Or our team builds, operates and improves it with you.