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docs: "Why Squad" value proposition and positioning page #382
Doc-intelligence captured a Teams signal where a user asked "Is Squad quantifiably faster?" — the response clarified that Squad's value is orchestration and decision delegation, not raw parallelism speed.
No current documentation frames this explicitly, which risks user disappointment when expectations don't match reality.
Suggested Scope
Add "Why Squad" section to README (or standalone page) contrasting:
Squad: role specialization, memory, continuity, management altitude
Single-prompt workflows: faster for simple one-off tasks
Include 1-2 examples showing decision delegation and multi-step coordination
Clarify when Squad is overkill vs when it shines
Why This Needs Discussion
Positioning and messaging should reflect Brady's voice and product vision. This isn't a pure content creation task — it needs product owner input on how to frame the value prop.
Source
Doc-intelligence digest signal #5 (2026-03-13 scan). High confidence.
Created by Squad activity-aggregator from doc-intelligence signals
📋 Triage note: This issue explicitly requires product owner input on messaging and positioning. Holding for @bradygaster's direction before any work begins.
Activity
docs: add session model, known limitations, repo anatomy, and FAQ pages
craigb commentedon Mar 14, 2026
📋 Triage note: This issue explicitly requires product owner input on messaging and positioning. Holding for @bradygaster's direction before any work begins.
🤖 Triaged by Ralph (Work Monitor)
docs: add session model, known limitations, repo anatomy, and FAQ pages
feat: a11y fixes and test coverage (github#382)