Run an interactive session with a banking architect to develop the business-architecture layer of a process's target state — the capabilities the target process needs, the target applications that host them, and the Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) that justify the shape — into the process JSON as draft elements. Use this whenever the user wants to map capabilities, decide the target application landscape (build / buy / configure / keep), or record architecture decisions for a process — even if they don't say "domain architect".
Technical behavior test harness for Processminer's DTP Enhancer — the procedure-document (DTP) compare / regenerate / summary flow. Takes a process that already has a worked As-Is and an original ingested DTP, and drives it through dtp-regenerate, dtp-compare and dtp-summary via the running app's UI, exercising the finding-disposition paths (Open / Fix in DTP / Reconcile wiki), asserting that responses reflect correctly in the DTP Enhancer UI and the runtime store (`dtpReports`), and benchmarking speed per turn. Run ONLY when the user explicitly invokes /dogfood-dtp in the CLI. Never auto-route to it from the app's chat.
Technical behavior test harness for Processminer's Target / Transformation track. Takes a process that already has an As-Is and drives it through the to-be skills via the running app's UI — transformation-agent, council-review, area-summary — exercising every interaction path (Y / E / R, Accept / Reject / Reopen), asserting that responses reflect correctly in the UI and the process JSON, and benchmarking speed per turn. The DTP Enhancer skills (dtp-regenerate, dtp-compare, dtp-summary) are covered by the separate /dogfood-dtp harness. Run ONLY when the user explicitly invokes /dogfood-target in the CLI. Never auto-route to it from the app's chat.
Technical behavior test harness for Processminer skills. Creates a fresh process and drives it through the skill roster via the running app's UI, exercising every interaction path (Y / N / Deep Dive / Move On), asserting that skill responses reflect correctly in the UI and runtime state, and benchmarking execution speed per turn. Run ONLY when the user explicitly invokes /dogfood-run in the CLI. Never auto-route to it from the app's chat.
Add a single new element to a process wiki section, AI-drafted. Read the section's context, ask the SME in the chat what they want to add, research it in the wiki and — where useful — on the web, draft an initial proposal, refine it with the SME, and write it on approval. Use this whenever the user wants to add an entry or element to a section — a market trend, innovation idea, competitor, CX benchmark or any other element type.
Review an uploaded document and extract its content into the process wiki. Read the document, summarise it, ask the user to confirm, then record it as a source and extract its content into wiki elements — creating new ones, updating existing ones, verifying every draft against the source document, and flagging conflicts. Use this whenever a document has been uploaded to raw-sources/ for ingestion, or the user asks to ingest, extract or process an uploaded document into the wiki.
Walk a freshly-ingested process end to end as a meticulous process analyst — read the whole wiki, then challenge every current-state element in foundational order to tease out rework, and surface the pain points and missing controls a source document never states, approving each with the SME. Resumable: a stopped run picks up where it left off. Use this after a document has been ingested into a process, or whenever the user asks to start, resume or run the foundational run / foundational review of a process.
Run a lint pass over a process wiki — the consistency checkpoint. Check every element against its schema template, then sweep the whole process from all five perspectives for cross-section discrepancies and clarifying questions. Write the findings to the runtime store for the app's Review panel and re-open any approved element a finding implicates. Use this whenever the user asks to lint, run a lint pass, check the wiki for consistency, or review a process for issues.