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A process is a file. It declares inputs, steps, and outputs; it is versioned, forked, executed, and audited by the tools that manage source code.
- *Runs locally. Bash and jq against a plain file. No server.
- *Keeps receipts. What ran, in what order, with what result.
- *Agents stay in scope. They run the steps you declared, not the ones they invent.
- *Processes improve. Create it, evolve it. The file remembers its past.
- *Never start from scratch. Grab a process that already works from OpenSOP Recipes.