Team Onboarding¶
Introduce new teammates to Kiket quickly and consistently.
Pre-Onboarding Checklist¶
- Add the teammate to your identity provider (if using SSO).
- Ensure the organization has available seats/licenses.
- Confirm repositories contain
project.yamlandteam.yamlwith role definitions.
Step-by-Step¶
- Invite the User – In Organization settings, send an invitation by email. New users authenticate via email link or OAuth.
- Grant Roles – Assign organization and project roles. If you manage roles via
team.yaml, add the user to the relevant group and sync. - Provide Repository Access – Ensure the user can read the Git repositories that store
.kiket/configurations. - Walk Through the Board – Open the main project board, highlight provenance badges, and explain how workflow states map to columns.
- Show Workflow Updates – Demonstrate editing a workflow file, opening a pull request, and seeing changes after sync.
- Review CLI & Docs – Ask the teammate to install the CLI (
gem install kiket-cli) and bookmark https://docs.kiket.dev.
Training Materials¶
- Recorded walkthroughs of creating an issue, moving it through the workflow, and using analytics dashboards.
- Cheat sheets for YAML snippets stored alongside your
.kiket/repository so they stay versioned with the rest of the configuration. - Extension usage guides if your team relies on custom tooling.
Post-Onboarding¶
- Set up a check-in after the first sprint to gather feedback.
- Monitor activity to ensure the user participates in workflows without errors.
- Update documentation when new questions surface.
A structured onboarding keeps everyone aligned on the Git-first way of working.