docs: add validation steps to Quick Start README (#285)#286
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Add validation steps to Quick Start section in README After each command in the Quick Start (lines 20-61), added a validation step so users can confirm the command succeeded. This gives users confidence at each step and reduces abandonment when they're unsure if installation worked. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Closes #285
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Adds one-line ✓ Validate steps after each command block in the Quick Start section (README lines 20-68), giving new users immediate confidence that each step worked before moving on.
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git status→ 'No commits yet'.squad/team.mdwas createdgh auth status→ 'Logged in to github.com'Why
This is Quick Win #1 (P0) from a new-user experience audit that found Squad's docs are expert-biased and discovery-hostile:
The audit benchmarked against Vercel, Supabase, Stripe, and Astro docs — all use 'did it work?' validation after every install step. Squad's Quick Start was the only one that didn't.
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