Turn the catalog into onboarding playbooks.

Educational and informational only — not legal or clinical advice. These guides describe how to operate a tool with your team; they are not advice for any specific family or case.

New here? This is one of the no-code tools — no install, all in your browser.

In short: this page writes a step-by-step handbook for a tool, so a team can learn to use it fast. You pick the tool; the page writes the guide. Nothing you do here leaves your device.

Developer note: guides are composed from the same generated catalog registries the CLI imports from @cotrackpro/sdk, so a guide previewed here is byte-identical to cotrackpro guide new <source> output — there is no separate portal template to drift.

Generate a guide#

Use it from the CLI#

The portal and the CLI compose from the same catalog, so a guide you preview here is identical to:

cotrackpro guide list                                   # every source you can build from
cotrackpro guide new school-incident-tool --out docs/onboarding.md   # a full guide, in your repo
cotrackpro guide new mediation-prep --audience leader   # the leader rollout view
cotrackpro guide feedback                               # add a "Guide feedback" issue form

How it fits#

A guide composes a blueprint (the richest source — roles, artifacts, scenarios, workflows, and guardrails), a scenario, or a workflow into a dual-audience playbook. The onboarding steps double as the nodes of the embedded flow diagram (the same @cotrackpro/sdk/diagram engine), and the flow runs through the visualize-and-approve gate before rollout. The feedback questions are standardized so responses stay comparable over time — and collected dev-natively through a GitHub issue form, no backend required. Generate, approve, onboard, gather feedback, fold it back in.

Browse the workflows and scenarios a guide draws from in the Library.