pod-mapper

Workflow mapping for AIOS automation involves auditing a single business function by capturing triggers, steps, and data sources to produce a reusable pod map. This structured approach identifies automation opportunities and translates them into technical actions.

A pod map is a reusable document that organizes a single business function into clear workflows, tools, and data sources. It helps with process mapping by categorizing steps for automation and translating them into technical actions to reduce implementation overwhelm.

You audit a business workflow by mapping one function at a time through structured phases that capture triggers and steps. This process identifies the tech stack, categorizes steps for automation, and translates them into actionable technical plans.

Yes, you can plan AIOS automation across engines like acquisition, delivery, support, and operations. The mapping process audits each specific function individually to ensure clear workflows, identify automation opportunities, and generate targeted technical actions.

No specific dependencies are required to create a pod map. The process requires a YAML frontmatter with name and description in a SKILL.md file, and optionally supports scripts, references, or assets to guide the execution phases.

The best way to structure a workflow audit is one function at a time using a five-phase workflow. This approach designs the engine, maps the workflow, identifies the tech stack, categorizes automation steps, and translates them into technical actions.