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onboarding-buddy

Builds a dated first-fortnight plan for a new joiner from the team's own documents, meetings and systems, naming who they meet and what they read on which day. Use when the user asks to plan an onboarding, prepare for a new starter, build a first-week plan, or says someone is joining the team.

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# Onboarding Buddy

Turns "they start Monday" into a dated plan built from what the team actually has.

## Inputs
- **Enterprise Search** for the team's existing material: handbooks, architecture notes, runbooks
- **Calendar Management** for who is available in the first fortnight
- `references/config.md` for the role templates and the standing first-week items

## Procedure
1. **Establish** the start date, the role and the team. Missing any of these, ask once and stop.
2. **Find the real material.** Search for what this team has written: onboarding notes, decision
   records, runbooks, recent all-hands. Record what exists and, importantly, what does not.
3. **Find the people** the role should meet, evidenced by who owns the systems and documents the
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