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OpsPilotAI

Human-reviewed workflow extraction proof with a deterministic local provider.

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OpsPilot AI

SOURCEREADME.mdAdapted for portfolio readability; claims remain source-derived.

> A practical AI-assisted workflow extraction proof that turns messy synthetic business text into structured suggestions and requires human review before save.

**Status:** native-validated public release (`v1.0.0`) **Portfolio lane:** AI-assisted business workflow **Stack:** .NET 8 / ASP.NET Core / C# 12 **Provider:** local deterministic provider **External AI:** not connected in v1.0.0 **Evidence:** two native screenshot groups, eight native captures

01

Purpose

Take business text such as enquiries, incident reports, meeting notes, or debug summaries and turn it into structured workflow suggestions without presenting a random chatbot or autonomous agent.

02

What it proves

  • text intake and normalisation;
  • summary and issue/request classification;
  • action item extraction;
  • priority/category suggestion;
  • structured workflow output;
  • human Approve, Reject, and NeedsReview decisions;
  • save blocked until human approval;
  • audit history and workflow reporting;
  • safe export excluding raw source text and private reviewer notes;
  • deterministic tests and native API smoke validation;
  • cross-platform Ubuntu CI.
03

Provider boundary

v1.0.0 intentionally uses a deterministic local provider. No OpenAI or other external AI API is called. No model API key, token, live email connector, autonomous execution, or external write exists.

A real external AI provider remains a separate future scope.

04

Run locally

dotnet run --project .\src\OpsPilotAI.Web\OpsPilotAI.Web.csproj
05

Verify

.\tools\verify-release.ps1
06

Evidence groups

All demonstration inputs and outputs are synthetic.

  • **SG01 - Workflow Extraction and Task Triage**
  • **SG02 - Human Review, Audit, and Provider Boundaries**