What it creates: A new hire or customer orientation guide covering what they need to know, do, and access from day one.
When to Use This
- You’ve discussed onboarding requirements with the AIs
- You need to welcome a new team member, customer, or partner
- You want a structured “here’s everything you need” document
- You’re standardizing your onboarding process
What You Get
An Onboarding Document typically includes:- Welcome - Context setting and what to expect
- Key Concepts - Core ideas to understand first
- Getting Started - First actions to take (day 1)
- Tools & Access - What they need and how to get it
- Key Contacts - Who to reach for what
- Common Questions - What new people always ask
- First Week Goals - What success looks like early
- Resources - Links, docs, references for deeper learning
Example
Conversation context: You discussed what a new marketing hire needs to know about your product, tools, and team with the AIs. Generated Onboarding Document excerpt:Welcome to the Marketing Team You’re joining at an exciting time - we’re 6 weeks from our public beta launch. Here’s everything you need to hit the ground running. Key ConceptsFirst Day Checklist
- Multi-AI Orchestration - Our core product lets users talk to 5 AIs in one conversation. This is our primary differentiator.
- Master Documents - Users can generate 23 document types from conversations. This is our stickiest feature.
- ICP - Technical professionals at companies with 50-500 employees. Decision-makers who already use AI daily.
Your First Week Goals
- Get Suprmind account (ask your manager for invite)
- Run through 3 conversations to experience the product
- Generate at least 2 different Master Documents
- Read the competitor analysis in the shared drive
- Set up your HubSpot access (IT ticket #template)
- Complete all 5 orchestration modes (Sequential, Fusion, Debate, Red Team, Targeted)
- Draft your first content piece about the product
- Review the content calendar and identify your first assignment
- Meet with each team member (15 min 1:1s scheduled for you)
Tips for Best Results
- Discuss onboarding from the new person’s perspective: “What would I need to know on day 1?”
- Include the tools, access, and logistics that are easy to forget
- Ask the AIs to identify gaps: “What are new hires usually confused about?”
- Separate “must know now” from “learn over time” - don’t overwhelm
- Generate after a thorough discussion about the role, team, and expectations
Best AI Engine for This Type
Claude - Produces warm, well-organized onboarding docs that balance information density with approachability. Grok - Good alternative for a more casual, direct onboarding style.Related Articles
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