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create-policy

Create OPA governance policies for Harness via MCP. Define policies that enforce compliance rules on pipelines, services, environments, feature flags, artifacts, code repositories, templates, SBOM, security tests, Terraform, GitOps, connectors, secrets, and more. Use when asked to create, write, fix, or explain an OPA policy, Rego rule, deny rule, governance policy, compliance rule, or policy-as-code for any Harness entity. Trigger phrases: create policy, OPA policy, governance policy, compliance rule, rego policy, deny rule, enforce policy, security policy, supply chain governance.

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# Create Policy

Create OPA governance policies for Harness Software Supply Chain Assurance (SCS) via MCP.

## Instructions

### Step 1: Identify Policy Requirements

Determine what the policy should enforce:
- What entity type is the policy targeting? (pipeline, service, environment, feature flag, etc.)
- What is the enforcement action (warn, deny)?
- What scope should the policy apply to?
- What action triggers the policy? (onrun, onsave, onstep, etc.)
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