The Problem and the Fix
Without a skill
- New hires in different roles get the same generic checklist, and 40% feel lost after week one
- Building a custom onboarding plan for each role takes HR 8 to 10 hours of manual work
- Managers don't know what to cover in check-ins because there's no structured milestone list
With aidowith.me
- AI generates a week-by-week plan tailored to the role's tools, responsibilities, and milestones
- The finished package includes training modules, a check-in schedule, and progress criteria
- HR builds one role-specific path in 2 hours instead of 10, covering the full 90-day window
Who Builds This With AI
HR & People Ops
Job descriptions, interview kits, onboarding docs built fast.
Managers & Leads
Reports, presentations, and team comms handled faster.
Founders
Move fast on pitches, pages, research. AI as your first hire.
How It Works
Define the role's requirements
List core responsibilities, required tools and systems, team structure, and key milestones for 30, 60, and 90 days.
Generate the week-by-week plan
Feed role data and company docs into AI to produce a structured timeline with tasks, reading lists, and check-in points.
Package and distribute
Assemble the plan into a shareable document with training modules, progress tracking, and a manager guide.
Build Your Onboarding Path Now
Follow 12 steps and give every new hire a plan that fits their role from day one.
Start This Skill →What You Walk Away With
Define the role's requirements
Generate the week-by-week plan
Package and distribute
HR builds one role-specific path in 2 hours instead of 10, covering the full 90-day window
"We rolled this out for 5 engineering roles. New hires now hit their first milestone 2 weeks earlier than before."- HR Business Partner, growth-stage tech company
Questions
A generic checklist covers company-wide items like badge setup and policy reading. A role-specific path adds tool training, team introductions, and job-specific milestones for each week. The AI tailors every task to the position's actual responsibilities so nothing gets missed.
Yes. Once you build a path for a role, every new hire in that position follows the same structure. You only update it when the role's tools or responsibilities change. Most teams refresh paths every 6 months or when they add new tools to the stack.
The route works for new roles too. You provide the job description and desired outcomes, and the AI generates a starting path. After the first hire completes it, you refine based on their feedback. It's faster than building from scratch every time.