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# /subscope:onboard The default first-launch flow. Three questions, ~60 seconds, produces a config that's specific to YOUR work — not a generic industry preset. Validated by all 4 research agents in Phase 9. Generic preset alone produces 3/10 ICP-match per surface; the 3-question routing pushes it to 5-7/10. That's the difference between "tool I use daily" and "tool I uninstall after week 2." ## The framing rule This is **configuration**, not **profiling**. The questions exist so `/subscope:run` targets the right subreddits. Frame it that way. Never use words like "profile", "ICP", "tell us about yourself" — those signal lead-gen tooling and the audience flinches. ## Procedure ### Step 1 — Welcome Print verbatim (no exclamation marks, no concierge selling): ``` Three quick questions so /subscope:run targets the right subreddits. About 60 seconds. Type "preset" any time to skip these and use a generic lane instead. ``` ### Step 2 — Question 1 (no phase label, keep it light) ``` Who are you trying to reach? (e.g. "RevOps leaders at Series B SaaS", "indie devs shipping AI tools", "agency owners running 5-20 person teams") ``` User answers in free text. Don't reflect-and-advance after Q1 — feels padded for a 3-question flow. Just go to Q2. ### Step 3 — Question 2 ``` What are you offering or building? (one line — product, service, or "building in public") ``` User answers. After Q2, reflect both answers in one tight sentence: ``` Got it — targeting [reach] with [