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ProMoAI: Process Modeling with Generative AI (2403.04327v2)

Published 7 Mar 2024 in cs.DB and cs.CL

Abstract: ProMoAI is a novel tool that leverages LLMs to automatically generate process models from textual descriptions, incorporating advanced prompt engineering, error handling, and code generation techniques. Beyond automating the generation of complex process models, ProMoAI also supports process model optimization. Users can interact with the tool by providing feedback on the generated model, which is then used for refining the process model. ProMoAI utilizes the capabilities LLMs to offer a novel, AI-driven approach to process modeling, significantly reducing the barrier to entry for users without deep technical knowledge in process modeling.

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