Results for “data-flow-mapping”

Visualize and map user flows with Mermaid diagrams, decision points, error states, and conversion metrics to optimize user journeys. Use when the user requests user flow mapping or provides relevant inputs for this workflow.

Turns messy business process descriptions into structured workflows, classifies each step for automation potential using a GREEN/YELLOW/RED framework, and produces a prioritized automation roadmap with time savings estimates.

Creates animated flow diagrams from articles, workflow notes, architecture sketches, or process descriptions using a JSON specification and a local Python/Pillow renderer.

Design user journeys and task flows for a product concept or MVP. Use when the team needs primary flows, branch conditions, edge cases, onboarding paths, and end-to-end user movement before screen planning or UI implementation.

Routes you to the right skill or flow for your situation, covering idea-to-ship, triage, codebase health, and cross-session handoffs.

Builds a configurable scraping agent that collects data from APIs, HTML, or RSS, enriches it with Gemini AI scoring, and stores results in Notion, Google Sheets, Supabase, or local files.

Design, review, and troubleshoot Salesforce Flow fault handling with error logging and bulk-safe automation paths.

Guides designing Dify workflows, covering node types, design patterns, templates, and best practices.

Routes user requests to the most relevant skill or workflow in this repository, acting as a navigator over available skills.

Set up and manage data labeling workflows using manual annotation tools, semi-automated pipelines, active learning, and programmatic weak supervision. Use when the user requests data labeling or provides relevant inputs for this workflow.

Build automated pipelines with reusable components, data flow between nodes, and state management.

Designs and reviews schedule-triggered flows for recurring automation, covering bounded record selection, idempotent processing, and escalation to Apex when volume is too high.