wm-tour-onboarding

To create an onboarding presentation, this Skill curates and sequences Wardley Map atlas entries into a narrative tour. It generates a manifest, opening, and transition files for a site renderer to guide new team members.

A narrative tour for orientation is a structured presentation that sequences atlas components like overview, anchor chains, layers, flows, and plays. It writes connective prose to provide clear structural understanding without relying on institutional memory.

Yes, you can use existing Wardley Map documentation to onboard new engineers. The Skill selects and orders specific atlas components, writing connective prose in a defined editorial voice to ensure clear structural orientation.

The best way to structure a Wardley Map presentation is by curating and sequencing atlas entries into a coherent story. This approach covers products, users, architecture, value flows, and strategic plays through connective prose.

Yes, you need a site renderer to display the generated onboarding tour. The Skill produces a manifest, opening, and transition files specifically designed for a renderer to present the narrative orientation.

The narrative tour includes curated atlas components such as the overview, anchor chains, layers, flows, and plays. It sequences these elements and writes connective prose in a clear, orienting, and professional tone.