Opensquad is a multi-agent orchestration framework that enables users to create, manage, and run teams of AI agents (squads) for automated content workflows. The system is primarily a CLI tool (`npx opensquad init`) that bootstraps projects with agent definitions, pipeline configurations, and IDE integrations. It includes a Phaser-based 2D dashboard that visualizes agents working in a virtual office, updated in real-time via WebSocket. The architecture is file-based: squads are defined as YAML/Markdown files in `squads/`, pipelines as step sequences with bash validation gates, and skills as self-contained directories with `SKILL.md` manifests. The framework supports multiple content formats (Instagram carousels, blog posts, email newsletters) through a best-practices catalog and platform-specific Sherlock investigators that extract real engagement data from social media profiles. Key entry points include `bin/opensquad.js` (CLI dispatcher), `src/init.js` (project initialization), `src/update.js` (core file updates), `src/skills.js` (skill registry management), and `src/agents.js` (agent management). The dashboard is a React + Vite app with a Phaser scene (`OfficeScene.ts`) that renders pixel-art sprites and desks. External dependencies include Node.js 20+, Playwright (for browser automation and image rendering), and various MCP services (Apify, Canva, Blotato, Resend). The system is designed for non-technical users and emphasizes zero-config setup, progressive disclosure of complexity, and token-efficient phased execution (discovery → investigation → design → build).