Operations

Process mapper

by Corporathon · Updated 04 Aug 2026

Install command
$npx skills add corporathon/skills/prozess-mapper

About

Breaks an existing workflow into steps, roles, systems and handovers and shows which steps can realistically be automated.

How to use it

Describe the workflow in your own words or hand over a recording. The skill asks targeted questions about gaps and returns a reviewable process map.

  1. 01

    Install the skill

    Run the command in your project directory.

  2. 02

    Start your agent

    Open your coding agent in the project. The skill is detected automatically.

  3. 03

    Give it a task

    Describe the task. The agent uses the skill automatically or when asked.

Inputs

  • Workflow description or screenshots
  • Roles involved
  • Systems in use

Outputs

  • Step-by-step process map
  • Automation candidates
  • Risks and approval points

Guardrails

  • No assumptions about unnamed systems
  • Manual approvals stay visible

Details

Category
Operations
Author
Corporathon
Created
22 Jan 2026
Updated
04 Aug 2026

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Breaks an existing workflow into steps, roles, systems and handovers and shows which steps can realistically be automated.

Run npx skills add corporathon/skills/prozess-mapper in your project directory, then start your agent. The skill is detected automatically.

Any agent that reads local skill files, including Claude Code and comparable coding agents.

Workflow description or screenshots, Roles involved, Systems in use.

Step-by-step process map, Automation candidates, Risks and approval points.

The skill is a set of instructions. Data handling depends on the agent and model you run it with, so agree on that with IT first.

Yes. The skills are free to use; you only pay for the agent or model you run them with.

Yes. Copy the skill into your repository and adjust wording, guardrails and outputs to your process.

Yes, in a hackathon. We build the first working use case with your team and hand over documentation.

No. Every output is a draft for a human decision, not an automatic approval.