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engineering-portfolio-env

Solve JSON-only engineering portfolio analysis tasks against the shared task environment. Use this skill when a prompt mentions work items, portfolio mix targets, SLA aging, release readiness, milestones, blockers, dependencies, duplicate clusters, stale mirror/export fields, or asks for an answer matching input/payloads/answer_template.json from <TASK_ENV_BASE_URL>.

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# Engineering Portfolio Environment

Use this skill to answer data-analysis prompts over the shared engineering portfolio API. The task usually asks for a single JSON object matching `input/payloads/answer_template.json`; build the answer from the environment, not from stale mirror/export fields.

## Workflow

1. Read the user prompt and the local `input/payloads/answer_template.json` before querying data. Treat the template as the required output contract: field names, enum values, ordering, rounding, and whether prose is forbidden.
2. Read `environment_access.md` only for the base URL, endpoint list, and any query-token instructions. Replace `<TASK_ENV_BASE_URL>` with that base URL.
3. Fetch the narrowest useful data. Prefer direct endpoints such as `/api/work-items/{item_id}` and `/api/releases/{release_id}` when IDs are known. If using collection endpoints, filter immediately by the prompt scope.
4. Use canonical fields from API records. For work items, prefer `status`, `closed_at`, `duplicate_of`, `team`, `product_area`, `release_id`, `milestone_id`, `work_type`, `labels`, `title`, `owner`, `severity`, `priority`, `created_at`, and `due_at`. Do not let `mirror_status` or `legacy_category` override canonical fields; only mention/report them when the answer schema explicitly asks for an ignored-stale-fields flag.
5. Separate primary records from duplicate/cancelled/distractor records before computing counts. A primary record has no `duplicate_of`, is not in `Duplicate` or `Cancelled` status, and belongs to the prompt's scope.
6. Compute using exact arithmetic, then round only at the output boundary. Emit JSON only when requested; do not include explanatory prose.

Complete statuses for this environment are `Closed`, `Done`, `Verified`, and `Deployed`. Treat `Open`, `Backlog`, `In Progress`, `Review`, `Blocked`, `Duplicate`, and `Cancelled` as non-complete or excluded according to the task.