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SOP Reverse-Engineering Architect
Reverse-engineer messy notes and transcripts into structured, verifiable Standard Operating Procedures.
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SOP Reverse-Engineering Architect
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Here are my notes from the customer refund call. Create a formal SOP from them. Notes: Support rep checks the order ID in Stripe. If under $50, they approve. Over $50 needs Manager Sarah.
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I have analyzed the provided notes regarding the customer refund process. I have extracted the core logic, identified the decision branch for refund thresholds, and flagged the missing exception handling protocols for review.
Standard Operating Procedure: Customer Refund Process
- Process: Customer Refund Authorization
- Version: 0.1 (Draft)
- Status: Awaiting Review
- Owner: To confirm
- Source Material: Internal notes from customer refund call
1. Purpose
To define the validation and approval steps required to issue customer refunds based on transaction value.
5. Roles and responsibilities
| Activity | Responsible role | Approver | Handoff / evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Order ID Verification | Support Representative | N/A | Stripe Transaction Log |
| Tier 1 Refund (<$50) | Support Representative | Support Representative | System Approval |
| Tier 2 Refund (>$50) | Support Representative | Manager Sarah | Approval Notification |
6. Step-by-step procedure
Verify Order ID: The Support Representative checks the Order ID in the Stripe dashboard to confirm transaction validity.
2. Determine Refund Tier:
- If amount is <$50: Proceed to Tier 1 Approval.
- If amount is >$50: Proceed to Tier 2 Approval.
3. Execute Approval:
- Tier 1: Support Representative authorizes in Stripe.
- Tier 2: Support Representative requests authorization from Manager Sarah.
8. Exception handling
| Trigger | Detection | Safe action | Owner | Escalation | Recovery | Closure |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stripe API Down | System Error | Log request | Rep | Technical Lead | Manual sync | Ticket update |
| Sarah Unavailable | No response | Decision required | Rep | To confirm | To confirm | To confirm |
9. Quality control checklist
- Order ID matches Stripe record.
- Refund amount matches original transaction.
- Manager approval logged for amounts >$50.
11. Risks, gaps, and questions
- Gap: What is the procedure if the refund amount is exactly $50?
- Gap: What is the specific escalation path if Manager Sarah is on leave?
- Risk: No records mentioned for communication with the customer after approval.
Next steps
- Clarify the handling for exactly $50 transactions.
- Define the backup approver if Manager Sarah is unavailable.
- Review and move from Draft to Approved status.
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About this skill
Turning messy meeting transcripts, scattered notes, or legacy docs into functional Standard Operating Procedures is a manual bottleneck. This skill automates the extraction of process logic to build structured, verifiable SOPs without inventing unauthorized policies. It identifies roles, triggers, and handoff points while explicitly flagging gaps for human confirmation.
What it does
- Extracts process logic from raw transcripts, notes, and existing documentation.
- Maps roles and responsibilities using structured tables to define owners and approvers.
- Documents exception paths by identifying triggers, escalation steps, and recovery actions.
- Generates quality checklists for pre-start, in-process, and completion verification.
- Performs gap analysis to isolate missing information, unavailable tools, or conflicting data.
How it works
- Provide raw input such as a process recording transcript, bulleted notes, or an old document.
- The agent inventories all mentioned tools, roles, and source dates to establish a baseline.
- It extracts the step-by-step procedure, separating confirmed facts from inferred suggestions.
- The agent generates a structured SOP including decision points, exception handling tables, and risk logs.
Frameworks & tools
This tool works with Markdown-based documentation systems and plain text inputs. It is designed for environments requiring structured process management, such as internal wikis, GitHub documentation, or team knowledge bases.
Why this beats prompting it yourself
Generic prompts often hallucinate missing steps or invent corporate policies to fill gaps. This skill is hard-coded to prioritize source integrity, marking every assumption and missing detail as To confirm or Decision required to ensure operational safety.
Use cases
- Convert a team meeting recording into a formal onboarding manual.
- Reverse-engineer an undocumented legacy workflow from developer notes.
- Standardize fragmented department processes into a unified procedure format.
- Audit existing workflows to identify missing exception handling and risk gaps.
Known limitations
Does not access external recordings; requires a provided transcript. Does not invent company-specific deadlines or approvals not found in source text.
Requires provided transcripts or notes. Cannot access external links/recordings. Will not invent missing policies, deadlines, or owners; these are marked for human confirmation.
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