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portfolio-environment-analysis
Use for engineering portfolio environment tasks that require JSON answers from work items, mix targets, SLA policy, releases, milestones, blockers, dependencies, or the restricted SQL query endpoint. Covers portfolio mix reviews, SLA aging/breach audits, and release-readiness assessments.
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# Portfolio Environment Analysis
## Start Every Task
1. Read the user's prompt and any supplied answer template/schema. The template is the output contract; match its keys, ordering notes, constants, rounding, and "JSON only" requirements exactly.
2. Read the runtime access file for the environment base URL, token, and allowed endpoints. Use only those access details for network calls.
3. Fetch authoritative data from the environment. Prefer endpoint JSON for clarity; use `POST /api/query` with `{"sql": "..."}` when a scoped SQL query is simpler.
4. Treat `status`, `closed_at`, `duplicate_of`, `work_type`, `labels`, `title`, `team`, `product_area`, `release_id`, and `milestone_id` as authoritative. Ignore stale/export fields such as `mirror_status` and `legacy_category` unless the prompt explicitly asks to report that they were ignored.
Expected endpoint families:
- `/api/work-items`: work items with ids, dates, status, duplicate link, team, product area, release/milestone ids, owner, severity, priority, work type, labels, title, and stale mirror/export fields.
- `/api/mix-targets`: target mix rows with `scope_id`, quarter, product area/team group, and category percentages stored as decimals.
- `/api/sla-policy`: severity-to-days policy. Use it only when an item lacks an authoritative `due_at`.