Progress & Achievements

As you build in SquadOS — creating agents, connecting knowledge bases, publishing channels — your squad earns XP and levels up. It’s a lightweight way to track how much of the platform you’ve put to use and discover what’s still worth exploring.

Progress belongs to the organization (the “squad”), not to each person. The whole team contributes to the same level, and the focus is on rewarding the first time you do each important action — doing something for the first time is worth far more than repeating it.

Where to track it

There’s always a level indicator at the bottom of the sidebar, on any panel screen. It shows the squad’s current level and its title. Click it to open the Squad Progress page.

Levels

Each level has a title on the “Autonomous Fleet” theme. The first levels come quickly and get more spaced out as the squad matures:

Level	Title
1	Operator
2	Automator
3	Agent Trainer
4	Agent Architect
5	Automation Maestro
6	Fleet Commander
7	Autonomous Strategist
8+	Collective Mind

The XP bar at the top of the page shows how much is left to the next level (e.g., “1615/2100 XP · 485 XP to Level 7”).

Quests

Quests are guided paths through the first high-value steps — like the Your First Agent quest (create the agent, configure its prompt, and chat with it). As you complete the steps in the product, the quest gets marked as done.

Achievements

Achievements are badges you unlock by doing actions for the first time (and a few follow-up milestones). Each unlocked achievement grants a bonus of XP. On the progress page, unlocked ones appear in color with the XP they earned; the ones still locked are grayed out, with a hint of what to do to earn them.

There are dozens of achievements, most of them tied to first times — so they fire a lot in the first days and naturally space out afterward.

How to earn XP

You earn XP by doing the normal work of building and running your agents. The actions that pay off the most (with extra weight on the first time):

• Create an agent and configure its prompt
• Chat with AgentMaker to build prompts
• Test the agent in the Hub (your first conversation with it)
• Create a knowledge base and add items to it
• Resolve knowledge gaps
• Create a custom HTTP tool and attach a tool to an agent
• Activate a guardrail on an agent
• Publish a channel/trigger (public link, widget, Telegram, WhatsApp, Instagram, schedule, follow-up)
• Invite a teammate to the squad
• Customize the platform identity (name and logo)

And there are actions that happen automatically as your agents work:

• The agent executes a tool successfully
• The agent queries the knowledge base and finds something relevant
• The squad receives its first message on a channel (public link, widget, Telegram, WhatsApp, Instagram…)

Tip

Since the focus is the first time, repeating an action earns less (or nothing, past a limit). The goal isn’t volume — it’s getting you to try everything SquadOS offers.

Celebrations

When you unlock an achievement or the squad levels up, a quick notification shows in the corner of the screen (with a touch of confetti on level-up). Nothing intrusive — just a nod to your progress.

Who takes part

Progress is aimed at builders — the Collaborator, Admin, and Owner roles. The progress page and the level indicator appear in the admin panel for those roles.