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northstar-payer-operations

Solve Northstar Health Plan payer-operations tasks across UM authorization, pharmacy appeals, payment integrity, peer-to-peer, and margin analysis. Use the shared task-environment SQL and REST endpoints to gather records, evaluate policy criteria, and return structured JSON matching the supplied answer template.

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# Northstar Payer Operations Skill

This skill guides a Codex solver through Northstar Health Plan payer-operations
tasks. It covers five operational domains: utilization management (UM)
authorization review, pharmacy appeals intake, payment integrity claim
repricing, peer-to-peer (P2P) case summarization, and therapy margin queue
analysis.

## Task Shapes

Every Northstar task follows the same skeleton:

1. A `prompt.txt` describes the work in natural language and references the
   shared task environment at `<TASK_ENV_BASE_URL>`.
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