Provenance

Process mining on event logs — facts vs guesses

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A process-intelligence scientist for event logs: discovery, conformance, bottlenecks, and improvement. It labels facts versus inferences and helps you connect the log to a real process. @WaterMixing shared Provenance.

What it does

A process-intelligence scientist for event logs: discovery, conformance, bottlenecks, and improvement. It labels facts versus inferences and helps you connect the log to a real process. @WaterMixing shared Provenance. It runs when you ask it to, rather than on a timer.

Before you install

Connect a log first after you clone. Treat inferences as labeled guesses, not as audited process truth. Open the share link and read the instructions it carries before you add it. @WaterMixing shared this one publicly, and adding it copies the setup into your own account rather than giving you access to theirs.

Source

Public share: https://x.ai/bot/BVB4ROqmz6xQon8KskyTI. Announced by @WaterMixing at https://x.com/WaterMixing/status/2104177149179760732.

This bot was packaged and shared publicly by its author. Installing a shared bot means running someone else's instructions: review what it does, and revoke access if it oversteps. The install link is an official x.ai link — Grok Bot always shows you what will be added before confirming.