Onboarding Pack Assembler

Assemble a new-hire onboarding guide from repo READMEs and internal process docs — setup, key repos, workflows, who to ask, all linked.

Build an agent that assembles a "first week" onboarding guide for a new team member by pulling from two places: your repositories (READMEs, contributing docs, setup scripts) via GitHub, and your internal process and policy docs via SharePoint. It stitches them into one navigable guide — environment setup, the repos that matter, the core workflows, and who to ask — with a link to the source behind every section.

This is a multi-source gather → assembled guide pattern using a numbered-rules structure. Numbered rules make the orchestration auditable: each rule assigns a tool to the content it owns — GitHub for anything code or repo, SharePoint for anything process or policy — so the agent doesn't guess setup steps from memory. The defining discipline is sourcing: every step is grounded in a real doc and cited, and where a needed step isn't documented anywhere, the agent inserts a flagged gap rather than fabricating a plausible command. It never includes secrets or credentials it encounters.

This pattern applies anywhere scattered documentation needs to become one coherent guide. Common scenarios for this pattern:

• New-hire and team onboarding
• Repo ramp-up for a transferring engineer
• Environment-setup walkthroughs
• "First week" / "first PR" guides
• Contributor handbooks

This manifest uses: GitHub, SharePoint

How to build single-shot agents using numbered rules prompt structure for assembled guide with links output.

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