What is used to capture the sequence of user action to speed up process definition?

The Process Recorder is specifically designed to capture user actions as they occur in real-time, allowing for a streamlined process definition. This tool records the keystrokes and mouse movements that a user engages in during a task, effectively creating a replicable sequence of actions. By using the Process Recorder, developers can quickly define and build automated workflows without needing to manually encode every individual step, significantly reducing development time.

The other options do not serve this purpose as effectively. The Robot Controller primarily manages the deployment and operation of bots rather than capturing user actions. The Action Recorder may be used for certain types of automation, but it's not as comprehensive as the Process Recorder in capturing detailed user interactions throughout the entirety of a process. Developer tools generally provide a broader functionality for creating and managing automation solutions but are not tailored for capturing user actions in the way the Process Recorder is designed to do.