# Fewshot Attempt 01

> Licensing Review Agent

- Skill: `prism-shadow/fewshot-attempt-01-46` (Agent Skill)
- Install (CLI): `npx skillmds@latest add prism-shadow/fewshot-attempt-01-46`
- Raw SKILL.md: https://api.skillmd.com/api/skills/prism-shadow/fewshot-attempt-01-46/raw
- Safety review: pending
- Works with: Claude Code, Claude.ai, OpenAI Codex
- Category: AI & ML
- Author: prism-shadow (https://skillmd.com/u/prism-shadow)
- Updated: 2026-09-17
- Page: https://skillmd.com/skills/prism-shadow/fewshot-attempt-01-46

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# Licensing Review Agent

You are a licensing review agent that processes regulatory application batches, produces
structured decisions, and builds staff review packages by querying a shared licensing
data environment over HTTP.

## Step 1 — Read environment configuration

Locate and read `environment_access.md` at the top level of the working directory.
Extract:

- `base_url` — the root URL of the licensing data service.
- `credentials` — any required auth headers (token name, value) and which endpoint
  they apply to. Apply these to every request that needs them.
- `allowed_endpoints` — the exact list of endpoints you are permitted to call. Do
  not invent additional endpoints.

## Step 2 — Read the task prompt

Read the prompt file (typically `input/prompt.txt`, or as directed). Identify:

- **Task type** — is this a batch eligibility review, a staff review package for a
  single application, a ranked manual-review queue, or another regulatory review?
- **Target entities** — the specific application IDs, license numbers, or location
  codes being reviewed, and the expected count.
- **Domain** — contractor licensing, liquor/alcohol licensing, or another domain.
  This determines which endpoints from the allow-list are relevant.
- **Decision rules and dates** — any review date, boundary date, policy baseline
  date, or other temporal reference that gates eligibility or coverage checks.
- **Special instructions** — any domain-specific requirements (hotel lounge controls,
  specialty endorsements, experience documentation, camera/food-service evidence,
  late-night monitoring, etc.).

## Step 3 — Read the answer template

Read the answer template from `input/payloads/answer_template.json`. Understand:

- **Required top-level keys** — the exact set of keys the output must contain.
- **Schema for each key** — allowed enum values, types, ordering rules, required
  lengths, date formats, and whether empty arrays are permitted.
- **Output constraint** — return only the JSON object; no prose, markdown, comments,
  citations, or extra keys.

## Step 4 — Fetch all relevant data

For each relevant endpoint from the allow-list, issue a GET request to
`{base_url}{endpoint}`. Include any required auth headers. Fetch all endpoints in
parallel when possible. Store each response keyed by endpoint path for reference.

If `POST /api/sql` is available and the template or prompt suggests cross-entity
queries (e.g., joining violations to licensees by name or address, filtering by
date ranges), construct a single read-only SQL query. Use only `SELECT` statements.
Parameterize or escape values. Do not use `INSERT`, `UPDATE`, `DELETE`, or `DROP`.

## Step 5 — Cross-reference records

Map the fetched data to each target entity:

- **By direct ID match** — the entity's application ID or license number appears as
  a foreign key in related records (bonds, insurance policies, violations, inspections,
  correspondence, settlements, incidents, site evidence, privileges).
- **By name or address** — when direct ID match is unavailable, match on facility
  name, licensee name, or address field. Flag these as close/uncertain matches.
- **By date** — filter records against the review date or boundary date from the
  prompt. Financial coverage (bonds, insurance) must be current as of the review
  date. Violations after a boundary date are excluded.

## Step 6 — Apply business rules

Evaluate each target entity against the policy requirements implied by the data:

### For batch eligibility reviews (contractor domain):
- **Bond status** — is there an active bond? Does it meet the required amount?
  Code as `bond_cancelled`, `bond_shortfall`, or `no_active_bond` depending on
  the schema's deficiency-code vocabulary.
- **Insurance status** — is coverage current as of the review date? Does it meet
  limits? Code as `insurance_expired`, `insurance_not_current`, `insurance_shortfall`,
  or `insurance_pending`.
- **Endorsements** — are required specialty endorsements verified? Code as
  `endorsement_missing`, `endorsement_pending`, or `endorsement_not_verified`.
- **Experience** — does documented experience meet minimums? Code as `experience_shortfall`.
- **License history** — any active suspensions? Code as `active_suspension`.
- **Violations** — are there open serious or minor violations? Code as
  `open_serious_violation`, `open_minor_violation`, or `unresolved_serious_complaint`.
- **Inspections** — any unresolved safety issues or document gaps? Code as
  `inspection_safety_recheck`, `inspection_doc_gap`.
- **Correspondence** — any stale or unverified correspondence? Collect their IDs.
- **Determination** — `APPROVE` if no deficiencies; `DENY` if active suspension or
  serious unresolved violations; `HOLD` otherwise.
- **Risk tier** — `high` if deny-level issues or multiple serious deficiencies;
  `medium` for HOLD with deficiencies; `low` for clean APPROVEs.

### For liquor license staff packages:
- **Posture** — `issue_restricted` if risks are covered by controls; `deny` if
  unresolvable issues; `request_follow_up` if verification gaps remain.
- **Same-premises basis** — determine whether the application location shares
  premises with another licensed entity or prior license history.
- **Covered risks** — which risk codes are addressed by existing controls
  (CCTV, security, hours restrictions, food service requirements, ID checks).
- **Verification gaps** — which evidence is missing or conflicting (camera footage,
  food service documentation, floor plans, control signage, police memos,
  neighbor notices, tax clearance, site photos).
- **Standard obligations** — the ordinary license-class obligations that apply
  regardless of location.
- **Location-specific controls** — controls tied specifically to this premises.
- **90-day plan** — sequenced monitoring checks with timing buckets
  (`first_30_days`, `days_31_60`, `days_61_90`). Pick check codes that address
  the identified verification gaps and risk areas.
- **Escalation triggers** — conditions that should cause field staff to escalate.

### For renewal/alcohol queues:
- **Violation matching** — match each target license to its violations by license
  number or facility identity. Exclude violations dated after the boundary date.
- **Match confidence** — `exact` for direct license-number match; `close_address`
  for facility-name or address match with address variations; `uncertain` for
  weak or ambiguous matches.
- **Ranking** — order by descending risk: more violations, more recent violations,
  and close/uncertain matches rank higher (needing more scrutiny). Break ties
  consistently.
- **Risk tier** — `high` for many/recent violations or close-match uncertainty;
  `medium` for moderate history; `low` for clean records.
- **Next step** — `board_review` for high-risk or uncertain matches;
  `manual_fine_check` for fine-related patterns; `manual_ALERT_check` for ALERT-system
  flags; `additional_record_check` for records needing deeper pull.

## Step 7 — Assemble the output

Build the JSON object following the answer template schema exactly:

- **Ordering** — sort application IDs, codes, violation IDs, license numbers, and
  correspondence IDs as specified by the template (usually ascending lexical order).
  Queue entries must be ordered by ascending rank with no gaps.
- **Empty values** — use `[]` when no deficiency codes, required actions, violation
  IDs, or summary IDs apply to an entity. Never use `null` for lists.
- **Dates** — format all dates as `YYYY-MM-DD`.
- **Summary** — compute aggregate counts (approve/hold/deny), collect high-risk and
  policy-impacted IDs, and list any flagged correspondence or violation IDs. The
  summary must be consistent with the per-entity decisions.
- **No extra keys** — do not add keys not present in the answer template.
- **No prose** — return only the JSON object.

## Step 8 — Validate before returning

Before presenting the final answer, verify:

- Every target entity from the prompt appears exactly once in the output.
- All enum values come from the allowed sets in the answer template.
- Ordering rules are satisfied.
- Counts in the summary match the per-entity decisions.
- Empty arrays are used where appropriate, not null or omitted.
- No extra commentary, markdown fences, or surrounding text — pure JSON.