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licensing-structured-review
Use for structured licensing examiner tasks that require JSON decisions, restricted liquor staff packages, or alcohol renewal manual-review queues from a shared licensing data environment.
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# Licensing Structured Review
Use this skill when the user asks for a licensing review output from a task environment: contractor eligibility batches, restricted liquor-license control packages, or alcohol renewal manual-review queues.
## Core Workflow
1. Read the user prompt and the required output template before fetching data.
2. Read `environment_access.md` if a task environment is involved. Use only the base URL, endpoints, and SQL token listed there; do not use unrelated network sources.
3. Fetch only relevant records. Prefer target-filtered SQL when `/api/sql` is allowed; otherwise use the listed GET endpoints and filter locally.
4. Decode embedded JSON fields such as `details_json` and `controls_json`.
5. Build the answer from records and the template. Emit only allowed keys and enum values.
6. Recompute summary counts and summary ID arrays from item-level decisions. Do not hand-enter summaries independently.
If the prompt asks for JSON only, return no prose, markdown, comments, citations, or extra keys.