Process Overview

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  "takeaway": "Explain a workflow from first input to final outcome.",
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      "layout": "process",
      "title": "From intake to decision",
      "subtitle": "A simple operating flow with visible handoffs.",
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          {
            "what": "Intake"
          },
          {
            "what": "Review"
          },
          {
            "what": "Decision"
          },
          {
            "what": "Close"
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            "We replaced the streaming serializer with a batched protobuf path; throughput rose 4.2× under load.",
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          "name": "Process",
          "summary": "Steps in order, in one row.",
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          "description": "Explain an ordered sequence of steps. Give each step a clear action and enough context to understand the transition.",
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