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Process framing defines a workflow's fundamental aspects—purpose, flow, and deliverables—before implementation. You need process framing when designing a new workflow to ensure clarity on its core nature and required artifacts.

Define a process flow by answering seven key questions covering purpose, process type, what flows through, main steps, deliverables, output destinations, and done flow. The answers generate a structured framing.md file detailing the workflow.

You can resume existing process framing sessions without starting over. The Skill supports both starting new framing and resuming existing sessions, preserving your previous answers in the generated framing.md file.

The process definition tool integrates with Trello through a trello_api.py dependency. It uses this connection to support workflow design by mapping the defined process steps and deliverables to your board.

Document a workflow's purpose and output destinations by guiding users through structured framing questions. This generates a framing.md file that records the process type, main steps, deliverables, and where outputs are sent.

Framing.md files provide static documentation of process analysis answers. They capture purpose, flow, and deliverables, but require manual updates if the process type or workflow design changes after the initial framing session.