Tutorials
These tutorials show one mission at a time on a squad that already ships. You import the template, connect only what that template requires, write the goals, and let the Mission Commander assign the cards. You add a task or steer in the group chat when a draft is wrong. Nothing is published, sent, or dialled until you approve it.
Each guide uses the agents and connections listed on the squad page. A content week, an SEO audit, a launch plan, a competitor profile, an inbox sort, and a contract first pass are different goals, so they produce different cards. The templates these missions import are Marketing, Go-to-Market, Market Research, Chief of Staff, Operations, Customer Support, Product Management, and Legal & Compliance, plus Outbound Voice for calls.
How to run a GTM squad autonomously
Run a GTM squad as a closed loop: set the goals, the commander assigns the squad, and you approve before any email or call goes out.
How to run a cold outreach squad autonomously
Cold outreach on the Outbound Voice Squad: you set the call goals, the commander assigns the work, and you approve before anyone is called.
How to run a content marketing squad
Run a content mission on the Marketing Squad: set the reader and the voice, Nova plans, Quill drafts, and you approve before anything is published.
How to run an SEO content squad
Run an SEO mission on the Marketing Squad: Rank audits the URLs you name, and you approve the fix list before any page changes.
How to run a social media squad
Run a social mission on the Marketing Squad: Nova keeps the week, Quill drafts the posts, and you approve before anything is published.
How to run an ad creative squad
Run an ad mission on the Marketing Squad: Spark drafts the variants and the test, and you approve before anything is launched.
How to run a product launch squad
Run a launch mission on the Go-to-Market Squad: Launch writes the timeline and the go/no-go list, and you approve before anyone treats it as final.
How to run a sales enablement squad
Run a battlecard mission on the Go-to-Market Squad: Pitch drafts from your product facts, and you approve before sales uses it.
How to run a competitor research squad
Run a competitor mission on the Market Research Squad: Radar profiles the rivals you name, and you approve before anyone acts on it.
How to run a customer research squad
Run a customer-research mission on the Market Research Squad: Echo pulls themes with quotes, and you approve before they are used.
How to run a market research squad
Run a market mission on the Market Research Squad: Atlas scans the category, Brief writes the one-pager, and you decide.
How to run an inbox squad
Run an inbox mission on the Chief of Staff Squad: Digest sorts the mail and drafts replies, and you approve before anything is sent.
How to run a weekly update squad
Run a weekly-update mission on the Chief of Staff Squad: Aide drafts the leadership note from your files, and you approve before it is sent.
How to run a meeting prep squad
Run a meeting mission on the Chief of Staff Squad: Prep writes the one-page brief from your notes, and you approve it before you walk in.
How to run a weekly reporting squad
Run a reporting mission on the Operations Squad: Tally compiles progress, risks, and asks from team notes, and you approve before it is sent.
How to run a vendor follow-up squad
Run a vendor mission on the Operations Squad: Chase drafts the follow-up from the ledger, and you approve before any vendor is emailed.
How to run a support squad
Run a support mission on the Customer Support Squad: Sage triages tickets and drafts replies, and you approve before a customer is emailed.
How to run a help centre squad
Run a help-centre mission on the Customer Support Squad: Docs drafts articles from solved tickets, and you approve before they are published.
How to run a product spec squad
Run a spec mission on the Product Management Squad: Spec writes the PRD and the tickets, and you approve before anyone builds from them.
How to run a contract review squad
Run a contract mission on the Legal & Compliance Squad: Clause marks a first pass against your playbook, and a lawyer confirms it.