Working with evidence
An observation describes a captured execution of a process. Its activity timeline shows the underlying actions. Use observations to find a relevant example, then inspect its timeline for supporting evidence. Observations can highlight useful departures from the documented process as well as friction or workarounds. Compare multiple observations before describing a pattern as recurring. Include timestamps when citing evidence. Session visibility and contributor breakdowns depend on your access. Activity timelines are available for your own sessions.Common workflows
- Prepare a team update: review recent changes, then read the affected processes.
- Investigate friction: compare observations of a process and inspect the supporting timelines.
- Understand adoption: review capture statistics, then inspect individual sessions to understand the totals.
Current schema
Parameters and examples for these tools. See shared parameters. Replace example identifiers with your own.get_recent_process_changes
get_recent_process_changes
Example request
get_process_observations
get_process_observations
Example request
get_observation_citation
get_observation_citation
Only citations from your own sessions are available.Example request
list_sessions
list_sessions
If no time range is supplied, results cover all time.Example request
get_capture_stats
get_capture_stats
If no time range is supplied, the reporting window is the trailing 30 days.
limit applies only to grouped results.Example request
