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    <title>Drafting OKRs from Jira, GitHub and your HR system with AI</title>
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    <description>How OKR.ai uses MCP to read Jira, GitHub, Linear and HR systems and draft grounded, aligned OKRs that you review before anything is saved.</description>
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    <title>How to write good OKRs, with examples</title>
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    <category>OKR basics</category>
    <description>How to write good OKRs: objectives that inspire, key results with a baseline and a target, before-and-after examples and the 5 mistakes to avoid.</description>
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    <title>Key results that add up: splitting one goal across teams</title>
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    <description>Split one company number into team key results that truly add up: additive vs ratio metrics, sizing shares, dependencies and a worked ARR example.</description>
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    <title>OKR alignment vs cascading: how goals should move through an org</title>
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    <category>Alignment</category>
    <description>Why copying the CEO’s OKRs down every level fails, and how to align goals by contribution instead, with diagrams, examples and a simple test.</description>
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    <title>Running your first OKR quarter, week by week</title>
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    <category>Process</category>
    <description>A 13-week OKR calendar: when to set, align and approve OKRs, the 15-minute weekly check-in, the mid-quarter review and how to grade the quarter.</description>
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    <title>How companies are organised, and what OKRs each department should own</title>
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    <category>Org design</category>
    <description>How companies split into R&amp;D, go-to-market and operations, what each should measure, and example OKRs by department and seniority level.</description>
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    <title>Why we built OKR.ai to be self-hosted</title>
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    <pubDate>Fri, 16 Oct 2026 09:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
    <category>Open source</category>
    <description>What an OKR tool knows about your company, what a SaaS vendor review costs, and how self-hosted, open-source OKR software keeps data on your servers.</description>
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