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# Court Operations Closeout Skill

Reusable method for producing clerk-ready **closeout packages** — structured JSON that reconciles a batch of court matters after disposition. The inputs are always: (1) a prompt naming the batch and target cases/citations/petitions, (2) local clerk payloads (hearing notes, audit memos, finance extracts, worksheets, form excerpts), and (3) a live **Court Operations Portal** reachable over the network. The output is always one JSON object matching the per-task `answer_template.json`.

Use this skill whenever you must reconcile courtroom notes or finance extracts against a court portal, resolve audit conflicts (identity, counsel, status, fee schedule, departures), post or hold financial entries, build payment plans, or fill referral/license/installment forms — and return a single schema-shaped JSON object.

## What you need from the task directory

For each run, locate and read, before doing anything else:

1. `input/prompt.txt` — the batch, the court, the target case/citation/petition identifiers, and which portal endpoints are useful.
2. `input/payloads/answer_template.json` — **the authoritative output schema**. It declares the required top-level keys, per-item required keys, enums, ordering rules, and the currency/date conventions. Every field you emit must be valid against this template. Treat it as the contract.
3. Every other file under `input/payloads/` — clerk notes, audit memos, finance queue extracts, worksheets, form/form-field excerpts, petition summaries. Read all of them; conflicts between them are the point of the task.

Reach the environment **only** through `environment_access.md` (base URL and the allowed `GET /api/...` endpoint list). Do not attempt to read server-side files. The portal is open within the network — no credentials.
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