Changelog

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Squad 3.0

• A new onboarding allows Squad to do all the heavy lifting for users—creating a mission statement, goals, opportunities, and even solutions based off a single prompt
• A new and improved roadmap, allowing you to prioritise your solutions and send directly into your implementation tool of choice, such as Cursor, Windsurf, or task management tools such as Linear
• Workspace knowledge has been completely rethought and now includes multiple files, URLs, and text based context
• New and improved Pro and Team plans to make Squad usable for everyone
• Nodes are now “Credits” and based on AI calls instead of the creation of items on the strategy canvas
• Squad MCP now drives all the internal AI calling, meaning every part of your strategy is self-aware

• New inline block-based editing for solution one-pagers, making solution development faster and easier
• New import insights dialog to help give guidance on all the options available to bring insights into Squad
• Education! We’ve put a lot of effort in developing learning resources and embedded them throughout Squad to make sure you’re aware of how to makw the most of Squad
• Lots of performance improvements under the hood making the UX faster and more efficient

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Squad 2.0

• A complete UI overhaul—we’ve scrapped Material UI and opted for a faster, more modern, and less bloated headless library
• Rethought navigation, including a sidepanel that let’s you edit goals, opportunities, and solutions without leaving the context of your strategy
• New PRD (product requirements docs) generation and formatting which builds out your solutions in much more details
• Integrations! We’ve launched Zapier, App store and Play store reviews, and a Slackbot

• Renamed Outcomes to Goals based off user feedback
• Rethought opportunity and solution statuses
• Added the ability to relink opportunities and solutions manually

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Squad 1.0