Paste, upload, or photograph
Text SOPs, BPMN/XML files, PDFs, Visio drawings, or images of process diagrams — vision extraction converts them to structured ProcessFlow with steps, decisions, and swimlanes you preview before running.
Paste an SOP, upload a BPMN file, or drop in a photo of the whiteboard — vision extraction turns process diagrams into structured flows. The protocol builds your workflow as a deterministic state machine, quantifies the friction, models the automation ROI honestly, and ships the redesign as runnable LangGraph code plus a deployable Google ADK agent wired to Sentinel governance. A consulting firm hands you a target-operating-model deck you then pay someone else to build. MCOS ships the build.
Process transformation
Live68%
Automation
potential
$540K
Annual savings
Scaffolds generated
68%
Automation
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Steps
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Scaffolds
$540K
Savings
Operating flow
The protocol structures source evidence, applies its method, records management actions, and updates the resulting operating state.
Text SOPs, BPMN/XML files, PDFs, Visio drawings, or images of process diagrams — vision extraction converts them to structured ProcessFlow with steps, decisions, and swimlanes you preview before running.
Steps, actors, and handoffs become a connected state machine — prose decisions become real conditional edges with labeled branches, and every node is reachable by construction.
Friction points carry annual-cost quantification. The ROI model declares its basis: grounded when your document states step durations, clearly labeled ILLUSTRATIVE when modeled from defaults.
Executive Dashboard, Workflow Graph, Friction Points, ROI Model, and Code Output — plus a live analysis chat grounded in your run.
Copy the LangGraph code, download the Studio bundle, or generate a Google ADK agent scaffold with a Vertex deploy script, a smoke test, and Sentinel governance wiring — then provision it in Agent Fleet.
A live analysis chat grounded in your specific run. Answers stay tied to your deterministic workflow graph and friction analysis, not a generic best-practices response.
Workspace modules
Dashboards and exports matter. The deeper value is the structured evidence, operating state, decision logic, and management workflow that can be revisited and updated.
Automation rate, annual savings, ROI, and the top friction costs — every figure marked grounded or illustrative.
Your process as an inspectable state machine — decision diamonds, conditional branches, human-in-the-loop nodes.
Bottlenecks, manual handoffs, and rework with annual-cost quantification and severity.
CapEx and OpEx savings with payback math — and an explicit basis declaration, never silent assumptions.
The generated LangGraph implementation with conditional routers, parallel splits, and interrupt-before human gates.
Management actions
Validations, owner assignments, risk decisions, and approved changes are operating events. They should update the underlying state rather than remain comments beside a static report.
Set Your ROI Parameters
Recalculates state
Run the Transformation
Recalculates state
Tag Into an Engagement
Recalculates state
Generate the ADK Scaffold
Recalculates state
Operating view
Every run produces implementation-ready outputs you own — constructed deterministically from your process, with no model generating the graph or the code.
Inside the dashboard
Every workflow run opens as a redesign workspace. The graph and the code are constructed deterministically from your process, and the ROI model declares its basis — grounded in your document's stated durations, or clearly labeled illustrative.
Automation rate, annual savings, ROI, and the top friction costs.
Large-metric grid with synthesis
The process as a state machine you can inspect node by node.
D3 process graph, click-to-inspect
Bottlenecks with annual-cost quantification and severity.
Ranked friction list
CapEx and OpEx savings, with the payback math.
Financial waterfall
The generated implementation, ready to run.
Python LangGraph code panel
Generate from the redesign
The redesign ships as artifacts you run, not slides about them. The graph and the code are built without a model in the loop, so they are accountable by construction.
A grounded ten-slide executive brief for the redesign, copied to your clipboard.
The workflow as runnable Python, built with no model in the loop.
workflow.py plus langgraph.json, requirements, and an env template, zipped.
An ADK agent package for Vertex AI Agent Engine, wired to Sentinel governance.
The ADK scaffold deploys to Google Vertex AI Agent Engine and ships with a Vertex deploy script and a smoke test.
Why it holds up
The workflow graph and the code are built from structural analysis of your process, with no model generating them.
The redesign ships as code you own and run, accountable by construction rather than by assertion.
Grounded when your document states step durations; clearly labeled ILLUSTRATIVE when modeled from defaults — never silent assumptions.
The agent you scaffold is wired to the MCOS Sentinel governance server, so every action is checked against the contract at machine speed. Sentinel runs the same deterministic engine on Google Cloud Run and as an Amazon Bedrock AgentCore runtime.
These mechanisms are engineered to enforce accuracy by construction, but the system is under continuous improvement, and defects are corrected as they surface.
Governed workflow deployment
The protocol can produce a deployment package containing decision logic, human approvals, governance wiring, implementation assets, and verification scaffolds. The seams stay visible so engineering teams can review what is complete, what is configured, and what still needs work.
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Documents & diagrams
SOPs, PDFs, Visio, whiteboard photos
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Verified process graph
Steps, actors, decisions, loops
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Decision logic & gates
Routers, approvals, holds
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Executable LangGraph
Runnable code with labeled functions
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Agent + governance
ADK scaffold wired to Sentinel
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Deployment package
Deploy script, smoke test, environment seams
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Customer-owned logic
Inspect it, run it, retain it
Inspect locally
A runnable local project for opening the graph visually, stepping through nodes, exercising human-gate interrupts, and reviewing the dependency manifest and integration configuration.
Prepare for deployment
An agent scaffold, workflow package, deployment seam, smoke-test scaffold, and Sentinel governance integration that engineering teams can validate in their own environment.
Governance properties
These are implementation properties that can be inspected in the generated artifacts rather than branding claims layered on top of them.
Payment decisions and review steps compile as LangGraph interrupts. The workflow pauses at an approval checkpoint until an authorized human resumes it.
Generated functions identify whether their logic came from a curated library pattern, a source-grounded suggestion requiring review, or an explicit TODO where the source did not define the rule.
Thresholds, timeframes, and classification criteria must come from the process evidence, workflow state, or configuration. Unsupported policy constants are not treated as verified rules.
Generated code avoids hidden model calls, hardcoded URLs, and embedded credentials. External I/O runs through named configuration seams that can be inspected and tested.
The agent scaffold can route consequential actions through Sentinel policy checks so approvals, holds, and governance outcomes remain part of the execution record.
Package contents
The exact package varies by workflow and deployment target. The point is to hand off implementation artifacts, not only a process diagram.
| workflow.py | Executable LangGraph state machine with nodes, routers, loops, and human-gate interrupts |
| agent.py | Agent scaffold that routes work through the workflow and governance checks |
| deploy.py | Deployment script with explicit environment and infrastructure seams |
| smoke_test.py | Post-deployment verification scaffold |
| requirements.txt | Authoritative dependency manifest for the shipped files |
| .env.example | Documented integration variables and configuration seams |
| langgraph.json | LangGraph Studio configuration for local inspection and iteration |
Implementation boundary
Generated packages are reviewable implementation starting points, not automatic claims of production readiness. Rules the source does not define should remain explicit TODOs or configuration requirements. Financial assumptions should be labeled as grounded or illustrative so technical and finance reviewers can see the boundary.
Governed output layer
Workflow Transformation produces the friction analysis, the honest ROI model, and the redesigned workflow as code you own and run — accountable by construction, so the result is the artifact, not a slide describing it. Group runs by engagement and the suite view splits grounded savings from illustrative ones.
Output package