okhp3-process-gap-exception-analysis
Identify deviations, gaps, and exception paths between an as-is process capture and its intended design. Use this skill when the user wants to find where a process breaks down, where steps are missing or inconsistent, where exception handling is undefined, or where current execution differs from documented procedure. Use when they say \"what's wrong with the current process\", \"find the gaps\", \"where does this break\", or \"analyze exceptions\". Records gaps only — it does not propose solutions or redesign; for that, hand off to okhp3-future-state-change-strategy. Produces a gap analysis report and exception catalog.
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- okhp3-process-gap-exception-analysis
- Purpose
- When to use this skill
- When NOT to use this skill
- Gap Analysis Framework
- Type 1: Structural gaps
- Type 2: Execution gaps
- Type 3: Exception gaps
BP-SKILL: Business Process Agent Skill Suite · part of mermaid-diagram-bpmn · OverKill Hill P³ -- Systematically identify gaps, deviations, and exception paths in a captured as-is process. The analysis distinguishes: 1. Structural gaps: missing steps, undefined roles, absent inputs or outputs 2. Execution gaps: steps performed inconsistently or only by specific individuals 3. Exception gaps: failure paths with no documented handling 4. Compliance gaps: steps missing required controls or policy references -- You have an as-is-process.yaml and want to identify improvement opportunities User asks where the current process fails, slows down, or creates risk Preparing the input for okhp3-future-state-change-strategy User needs a root cause analysis of a known process failure No as-is capture exists: run okhp3-as-is-process-capture first User wants to design the future state immediately: note the gap analysis is needed first, then run okhp3-future-state-change-strategy Do not propose solutions here: record gaps only; solutions belong in the future-state skill -- scripts/analyze-gaps.mjs analyses the as-is process for the following gap types: | Pattern | Gap description | |---|---| | Step
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- Source repository
- OKHP3/skillz
- Source file
- process-capture/okhp3-process-gap-exception-analysis/SKILL.md
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- 7b187777d42ab7bc7bab1e5f2c940cd3139ecebf
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