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cedar-ridge-intake-reconciliation

Reconcile Cedar Ridge Intake Coordination Portal worklists into strict controlled-value JSON. Use when a task references Cedar Ridge roster access verification, referral readiness or chart activation, dialysis transfer packet and capacity review, chronic-care program enrollment panels, answer_template.json payloads, or the shared intake coordination portal.

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# Cedar Ridge Intake Reconciliation

## Core Workflow

1. Read the task prompt and `input/payloads/answer_template.json` first. Treat the template as the output contract for keys, enums, ordering, nullability, and counts.
2. Use the portal base URL supplied by the task. Prefer `POST /query` with `SELECT` statements for exact joins; use detail endpoints such as `/referrals/{id}`, `/transfers/{id}`, `/patients/{id}`, `/chart/{patient_id}`, and `/icd/{code}` to spot-check bundled records.
3. Extract target identifiers from the prompt/template instead of hard-coding train IDs. For rosters use `intake_rosters`; for referrals use `referrals.batch_id`; for transfers use `transfer_requests.batch_id`; for programs use `/programs/{program_code}/candidates` or `program_candidates`.
4. Build results from source rows only. Ignore distractor batches and patients unless needed to detect shared IDs or duplicates within the target set.
5. Preserve template ordering exactly: usually ascending item IDs, unordered code sets as stable sorted arrays, and ranked priority lists highest priority first.
6. Emit one JSON object only. Do not add prose, comments, unrequested fields, or enum values not present in the template.

## Useful Tables

- `patients`: demographics, contact availability, `existing_chart`, preferred contact, emergency contact.