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procureops-casework

Resolve ProcureOps procurement casework into strict JSON from a task memo and the live ProcureOps API. Use this whenever the user asks for a sourcing nomination packet, receiving or AP closeout, contract or budget change-control file, invoice release decision, or any similar procurement reconciliation grounded in live ProcureOps records, even if they only mention AP holds, receipts, purchase orders, vendor risk, or budget snapshots.

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# ProcureOps Casework

Use this skill for structured procurement tasks where the answer must be a JSON object matching a local template and backed by live ProcureOps records.

## Workflow

1. Read the task prompt, every file under `input/payloads/`, and the answer template before you query anything.
2. Identify the target IDs, date, program, supplier, PO, receipt, invoice, requisition, contract, batch, or change-request scope from the memo and template.
3. Treat the ProcureOps API as the source of truth. If the task exposes a manifest or anchor map, read it first to confirm the environment, then query the smallest set of endpoints that can satisfy the template.
4. Build a record map keyed by exact IDs. Cross-check linked records before you compute derived fields.
5. Fill the template literally. Preserve required values, allowed enums, nullability, and any requested sort order.
6. Validate every derived number and list ordering before you answer.
7. Return raw JSON only. No prose, no markdown, no code fences.
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