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Drop "prior work"/"proof-of-concept" hedging; fix stale 313+/5-discipline stat
Browse files"Prior Work & Research Contributions" -> "Role & Contributions". The
overview and closing lines described the Framework as prior work / a
proof-of-concept -- reframed as what it actually is: the live,
domain-agnostic methodology behind CopernicusAI's process analysis,
already running GLMP and ATAP.
Also fixed the "Scale Demonstration" stat, which was badly stale --
"313+ processes across 5 disciplines (..., Mathematics: 20, ...)" versus
the actual live count (692 across 6 families, Mathematics/ATAP: 226 --
pre-dated the ATAP expansion by a wide margin). Verified fresh against
knowledge-engine-status.json's process_databases field before writing
the new numbers in.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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<li>• <strong>LLM-Powered Extraction:</strong> Automated extraction using Google Gemini 2.0 Flash</li>
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The Programming Framework is the domain-agnostic methodology behind CopernicusAI's process
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analysis — combining Large Language Models (LLMs) with visual flowchart representation to
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transform textual process descriptions into structured, interactive visualizations across any
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<li>• <strong>LLM-Powered Extraction:</strong> Automated extraction using Google Gemini 2.0 Flash</li>
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This is the foundational methodology for AI-assisted process analysis — LLMs systematically
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