Plugins

Plugins in Ocelescope are collections of object-centric process mining functions and artifacts.
They are designed to wrap research prototypes and provide them with a unified environment.
The plugin system aims to require as little additional knowledge as possible, making it easy to integrate new ideas and tools.

A plugin’s methods run against the OCELs and resources already in your session, the same ones you imported, filtered, or produced through other views, and any artifacts they produce are added back as new resources you can feed into other plugins or views. Each method’s inputs are declared by its author, so Ocelescope can generate a matching form automatically; no two plugins need to look alike for you to use them.

Find out more about creating your own plugin:

Plugin Development Learn how to write and package your own Ocelescope plugin.

Tutorial: Plugin Development Build a plugin from scratch in a hands-on walkthrough.