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casen ships four lightweight Claude Code slash commands that automate the process development lifecycle — from natural language description to deployed, running process. They drive casen directly (no MCP server, no proxy daemon).

For the full skill set — /bpmnkit:implement, :extend, :agent, :connect, plus generated reference docs the skills read before authoring a plan — install the Claude Code plugin instead.

Installation

Section titled “Installation”
Terminal window
casen skills install

Copies the skill files into .claude/commands/ in the current project directory. Once installed, they appear in Claude Code’s slash command picker.

Terminal window
# Reinstall or overwrite existing skills
casen skills install --force

/implement

Section titled “/implement”

End-to-end process implementation from a natural language description.

/implement an invoice approval process for accounts payable
/implement employee onboarding with Okta provisioning and Jira ticket creation
/implement a supplier contract review workflow with DocuSign e-signature

What it does:

  1. Resolves external interactions via casen connector search/show
  2. Writes a ProcessPlan JSON file
  3. Compiles it with casen synth, fixing any reported problems in the plan and retrying
  4. Adds test scenarios and runs casen test
  5. Scaffolds a worker stub for every job type with no existing worker or connector
  6. Presents a summary and asks where to deploy

Output:

BPMN file: invoice-approval.bpmn


Connectors used: none
Workers: reused none / scaffolded workers/validate-invoice/, workers/trigger-payment/
Tests: 3/3 passed


Deploy to local Reebe, deploy to Camunda 8, or skip?

See Building Processes with AI for a full walkthrough.

/review

Section titled “/review”

Run the full static analyzer on a BPMN file and get a structured findings report.

/review invoice-approval.bpmn
/review path/to/process.bpmn

What it does:

  1. Runs casen lint lint <file> --profile deploy (the deploy-readiness gate) and the default profile (all categories)
  2. Groups findings by severity: errors, warnings, info
  3. Offers casen lint lint <file> --fix to apply auto-fixable findings
  4. Ends with an explicit “Deploy-ready: yes/no” verdict

Example output:

Errors (1):
  - [Task_1] [deploy] Service task has no zeebe:taskDefinition type.


Warnings (2):
  - [Gateway_1] [pattern] Gateway has no default flow
  - [Process_1] [pattern] No timer event on long-running tasks


Deploy-ready: no — 1 error

/test

Section titled “/test”

Run scenario tests on a BPMN process and report path/branch coverage.

/test invoice-approval.bpmn

What it does:

  1. Looks for the <file>.bpmn.tests.json sidecar (written automatically by casen synth from a plan’s tests array); writes one if missing
  2. Runs casen test <file>.bpmn
  3. Cross-references gateway branches and error/timer boundaries against which scenarios exercise them
  4. Reports pass/fail counts and any uncovered paths

Example output:

| Scenario | Result | Details |
|----------|--------|---------|
| happy-path | ✓ PASS | (12ms) |
| rejection-path | ✓ PASS | (9ms) |


Uncovered paths:
- Boundary "sla-timeout" (timer, 48h) has no test scenario


2/2 scenarios passed. 1 boundary uncovered.

/deploy

Section titled “/deploy”

Gate a BPMN process on deploy-readiness, then deploy it to local Reebe or Camunda 8.

/deploy invoice-approval.bpmn

What it does:

  1. Runs casen lint lint <file> --profile deploy — stops if it reports any errors
  2. Deploys via casen deploy deploy <file> (local) or casen deploy deploy <file> --target camunda8
  3. Verifies with casen process-definition list
  4. Reminds you to start any scaffolded workers and provision any {{secrets.NAME}} the process references

Targets:

  • Local Reebe — deploys via ZEEBE_ADDRESS (default http://localhost:26500). Start Reebe first: casen reebe start --port 26500
  • Camunda 8 — deploys using the active casen profile. Set one up: casen profile create

No MCP server required

Section titled “No MCP server required”

These skills are plain Bash + Read/Write — they call casen directly and never depend on an MCP server or a running proxy. The @bpmnkit/proxy MCP server (bpmn-aikit) still exists separately, for Claude Desktop/Cursor or other MCP-only hosts — it’s unrelated to these slash commands.