Overview
A directory of fillable Markdown templates for the recurring artefacts of a campaign — the documents a campaign team would otherwise have to design from scratch each cycle. Each template is a complete, copy-and-edit artifact: open it, duplicate it, fill it in, run it.
How it works
Fillable Markdown templates for the recurring artefacts of a campaign — the documents a campaign team would otherwise have to design from scratch each cycle. Each template is a complete, copy-and-edit artifact: open it, duplicate it, fill it in, run it.
The templates follow the same conventions as the rest of the wiki (see
CONVENTIONS.md at the repo root) — frontmatter, ## Summary · ## Body · ## Use it for ·
## Related — and are designed to be edited, not consumed. They are
not authoritative wiki pages; they are worksheets you print or
duplicate to use in a meeting, a one-pager, or a planning session.
When to use a template
Reach for a template when the campaign has reached the stage where the artefact’s structure is standard but its content is campaign-specific:
- the campaign plan is the team’s operating system for the next 3-12 months
- the action plan is the per-event / per-tactic one-pager
- the power analysis is the diagnostic before strategy
- the post-action review (AAR) is what you learn from what just happened
For the method behind each, follow the ## Related link to the
corresponding concept page — the template is the artefact, the concept
page is the reasoning.
Available templates
- Action planning — one-event / one-tactic worksheet
- Campaign plan — the team’s operating plan
- Post-action review (AAR) — what-we-learned debrief
- Power analysis — base / target / allies / opposition grid
Cross-references
The templates plug into these concept pages (start with these if the template’s blank):
- campaign-planning — what a campaign plan is for, the canonical arc
- action-planning — what an action plan is for
- after-action-review — what an AAR is for, the discipline behind it
- power-analysis — what a power analysis is for, the diagnostic
- campaign-math — the operating-budget conversation the campaign plan needs
- the-tactic-star (planned) — the menu that action plans draw from