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Skill Whatevertr Inventario Processos — Productivity skill for Claude Code

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Claude Skill (método agnóstico de modelo) que transforma insumos brutos — transcrição, áudio, docs, anotações — em um Inventário de Processos SIPOC-R em .xlsx.

How to install Skill Whatevertr Inventario Processos

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open whatevertr/skill-whatevertr-inventario-processos and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Skill Whatevertr Inventario Processos does

Claude Skill (método agnóstico de modelo) que transforma insumos brutos — transcrição, áudio, docs, anotações — em um Inventário de Processos SIPOC-R em .xlsx. Parte do NUD | Constellation Method, de Thainá Ramos. CC-BY-4.0.

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whatevertr-inventario-processos — raw inputs into a SIPOC-R Process Inventory in .xlsx

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This is a **skill I built for Claude** (Anthropic) to turn raw inputs — transcripts, audio, `.pptx`, `.docx`, policies, procedures, notes and PDF flowcharts — into a **Process Inventory** in the **SIPOC-R** model, delivered as a ready-to-use `.xlsx`. I made it for my own process-engineering work and use it daily; I'm sharing it here in case it's useful to you too.

Part of the **NUD | Constellation Method**, by Thainá Ramos.

**How I use it & compatibility:** I package it as a **Claude Skill** (Anthropic's Agent Skills format, so it triggers on its own in Claude Code / claude.ai). It's **designed to be model-agnostic** — the method is just `SKILL.md` + `references/`, so I also paste it as context into other chat LLMs, and `builder.py` is plain Python (I've run it in ChatGPT's Code Interpreter). Everything needed to install and run is in this repo, and I keep improving that so it's easy to pick up.

**On evidence, honestly:** what I can vouch for is my own use — it works for me. You can reproduce the output yourself from the repo. How well the *method* generalizes beyond my cases is something I'm still learning, and I'd love to hear from you if you test it.


What it does

  • Reads the input with process technique and puts each process on its own row (one owner per row).
  • Fills the SIPOC-R model: Supplier · Input · Process · Owner · Output · Customer, plus SLA, Indicator, Systems, Legislation, Risks, Opportunities.
  • **Infers risks (FMEA-inspired, severity only) and applicable legislat