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The user has zeroed in on a target process or value stream and wants the assistant to build a deep, evidence-grounded transformation thesis before recommending changes.

Example prompts

  • “Build a transformation thesis for our order-to-cash process.”
  • “We want to redesign vendor onboarding — give me current state, blast radius, and intervention points.”
  • “If we deprecate System X, what breaks?”

End-to-end recipe

1

Confirm the workspace

Call list_accessible_workspaces and switch if needed.
2

Pull the target process

Call searchfetch, or fetch directly if the ID is known. Then get_process_details for the full nested payload: current version, dependencies, hierarchy node, version history.
3

Place it in context

Call get_process_hierarchy_node_details — parent value stream, sibling processes that may share patterns.
4

Read recent changes

Call get_recent_process_changes — version evolution. What has the team been changing? In which direction?
5

Read all observations

Call get_process_observations across versions. Look for repeated deviation patterns, exception types, manual workarounds.
6

Drill into representative timelines

For three to five representative observations, call get_observation_activity_timeline — primary-source detail of how the process runs in practice (not how it’s documented).
7

Map upstream and downstream

8

Walk the surrounding network

9

Build on prior Advisor work

Call list_objective_findings. If there’s prior thinking on this process or value stream, call get_objective_context_bundle to load it and build on it. Don’t restart cold.
10

Produce the visual (optional)

Call generate_process_diagram to produce a current-state diagram for the thesis document.
11

Synthesize the thesis

Structure the answer as:
  • Current state: how the process actually runs (cite observations).
  • Blast radius: upstream feeders and downstream dependents.
  • Pain pattern: the deviation, manual, or duplication signal — with evidence.
  • Intervention points: where to change, ranked by leverage and risk.
  • Open questions: what evidence is missing that would strengthen or invalidate the thesis.