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Decide: add a "Squad as a software factory" scenario page? #2430

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@tamirdresher

@bradygaster, this one is your call.

Context

A user asked whether Squad can run a "software factory" on GitHub. Their reference was Warp Factories, where teams of cloud agents turn issues and tickets into reviewed pull requests and people approve specs and merges.

Squad already has most of the pieces, but no docs page presents them as one flow:

Factory piece Squad today
The factory is defined as code and changed through PRs .squad/ (team, routing, charters, skills); the squad-bootstrap workflow opens the cast PR
Cloud agents turn issues into PRs gh-aw workflows (squad-implement-worker and the Squad slash commands) and the Copilot coding agent
Agents run on your own machines squad watch --execute (Ralph), fleet dispatch, multi-machine watch, KEDA scaling
People approve at checkpoints squad-review (an independent reviewer), the cast PR, branch protection
The factory improves itself squad-retro proposes changes; after a person approves one, squad-improvement-worker opens it as a draft PR
Work arrives from many tools GitHub issues (watch also reads Azure DevOps); two-way Teams chat through the SDK; notifications to Slack, Discord and webhooks

Proposal

Add a scenario page that walks through this flow end to end. docs-devrel would own it.

Decision needed

  1. Should we add the page?
  2. If so, should it use the "factory" framing and compare Squad with Warp Factories, or describe Squad's flow on its own terms?

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  1. bradygaster commented on Nov 9, 2026

    @bradygaster
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    Love the idea, just remember to work in the gh-aw use-cases.

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