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An operator's handbook for setting up, scaling and getting real work done. Skim 90-second guides, then drop into the depths when you need them.

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Anchor · BP-014 / Customer onboarding

Map your first blueprint.

A blueprint encodes a repeatable operational pattern — onboarding a customer, running an incident, shipping a release. Pick one your team already runs informally; we'll formalise it.

Open the Command Hub with ⌘N, choose New blueprint, and give it a name. Rapidesk pre-fills four canonical phases — discovery, configuration, migration and go-live — that you can rename, reorder or delete.

# Define a phase with typed parameters phase "discovery" { duration = "3d" owner = "@operations-lead" reviewers = ["@ops-review"] policy = blueprint.policies.discovery_review }

Each phase carries an owner, a duration estimate, and a policy reference. When a project is instantiated from this blueprint, Rapidesk routes work into the right phase automatically and tracks operational SLAs from the moment work starts.

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