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mine-processes

Mine the REAL processes in your sources (CI/CD, npm scripts, IaC, Dockerfiles, .a5c, cron), each cited to its file; Atlas-graph comparison secondary.

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Mine the REAL processes in your sources (CI/CD, npm scripts, IaC, Dockerfiles, .a5c, cron), each cited to its file; Atlas-graph comparison secondary.
# mine-processes Invoke the babysitter:babysit skill (using the Skill tool) and follow its instructions (SKILL.md). Run the PRE-AUTHORED atlas process bundled with this plugin — do NOT interview the user or author a new process. Create the run directly from this bundled entry and iterate it to completion: ``` ${COPILOT_PLUGIN_DIR}/processes/atlas-process-mining.mjs#process ``` (e.g. `babysitter run:create --process-id atlas-process-mining --entry "${COPILOT_PLUGIN_DIR}/processes/atlas-process-mining.mjs#process" --harness <this-harness>`, then iterate.) Pass the user arguments below as the run's stated need / process inputs. Continue executing in this same turn; do not stop after the Skill tool returns. This process is SCAN-FIRST: it parses the stated sources, then runs READ-ONLY scans (Bash) of the REAL repos/dirs/cloud automation and mines the processes that actually exist — `.github/workflows`, npm scripts, terraform/bicep/helm/k8s, Dockerfiles, babysitter `.a5c` processes, and cron/scheduled jobs — each cited to its real file path. The Atlas knowledge graph (mcp__atlas__atlas_public_*) is used only as SECONDARY comparison. Never invent files or processes; only mine the sources named in the arguments. User arguments for this command: $ARGUMENTS
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