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procureops-json-solver

Solve ProcureOps task-environment questions that require a strict JSON answer from purchasing, receiving, AP invoice/payment, supplier-risk, budget, approval, contract, sourcing nomination, change-control, or chargeback records. Use this when a prompt mentions the ProcureOps API, TASK_ENV_BASE_URL, purchase orders, receipts, AP holds, supplier risk, contract amendments, release files, or answer_template.json.

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# ProcureOps JSON Solver

## Core Workflow

1. Read the user prompt, every local payload, and `answer_template.json` before fetching records. Treat the template as the output contract: required keys, enum spellings, sorting rules, precision, nullability, and whether list fields are sets.
2. Extract the task slice from the payloads: target dates, program IDs, PO IDs, receipt IDs, invoice IDs, requisition IDs, contract IDs, supplier IDs, SKUs, quantities, tax rates, and any local registers or notes.
3. Fetch ProcureOps records from the base URL supplied by the runner. The local memo usually names anchors; the API is the system of record unless the prompt explicitly makes a local payload authoritative for a control table such as a chargeback register.
4. Join records through IDs, calculate fields from source records, and classify decisions using the controlled values in the template. Do not rely on narrative shortcuts when a source record can verify the value.
5. Return only the final JSON object. Use JSON numbers for amounts and quantities, `null` where the template permits null, and no prose outside the object.

The helper script can snapshot the public API without external dependencies:

```bash
python scripts/fetch_procureops.py "$TASK_ENV_BASE_URL" /tmp/procureops_snapshot.json
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