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encode-policy-v2

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Use when the user invokes $encode-policy-v2 or asks Codex to implement a new PolicyEngine-US state benefit program from official rules. Covers research, source collection, requirement extraction, scoped implementation, tests, validation, and draft PR preparation.

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name	encode-policy-v2
description	Use when the user invokes $encode-policy-v2 or asks Codex to implement a new PolicyEngine-US state benefit program from official rules. Covers research, source collection, requirement extraction, scoped implementation, tests, validation, and draft PR preparation.

encode-policy-v2

This is the Codex equivalent of the Claude /encode-policy-v2 command.

Treat the text after $encode-policy-v2 as the command arguments:

$encode-policy-v2 STATE PROGRAM [--skip-review] [--research-only] [--600dpi]

Before starting, read workflow.md and subagents.md. Follow them as the source of truth for phases, checkpoints, handoff files, validation gates, and Codex subagent delegation.

Operational rules:

Use /tmp/{PREFIX}-... handoff files to keep large research, diffs, PDFs, and reports out of the main context.
Ask the user before making scope decisions that affect modeled requirements.
Use PolicyEngine skills explicitly when implementing: $policyengine-us, $policyengine-parameter-patterns, $policyengine-variable-patterns, $policyengine-testing-patterns, $policyengine-code-style, $policyengine-code-organization, and $policyengine-vectorization.
This workflow is designed for Codex subagents. When subagent use is available and authorized, delegate independent phases to worker or explorer agents using subagents.md; otherwise execute the same steps directly while preserving handoff-file boundaries.
Every PDF reference href must include #page=XX, using the PDF file page number.

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name	encode-policy-v2
description	Use when the user invokes $encode-policy-v2 or asks Codex to implement a new PolicyEngine-US state benefit program from official rules. Covers research, source collection, requirement extraction, scoped implementation, tests, validation, and draft PR preparation.

encode-policy-v2

This is the Codex equivalent of the Claude /encode-policy-v2 command.

Treat the text after $encode-policy-v2 as the command arguments:

$encode-policy-v2 STATE PROGRAM [--skip-review] [--research-only] [--600dpi]

Before starting, read workflow.md and subagents.md. Follow them as the source of truth for phases, checkpoints, handoff files, validation gates, and Codex subagent delegation.

Operational rules:

Use /tmp/{PREFIX}-... handoff files to keep large research, diffs, PDFs, and reports out of the main context.
Ask the user before making scope decisions that affect modeled requirements.
Use PolicyEngine skills explicitly when implementing: $policyengine-us, $policyengine-parameter-patterns, $policyengine-variable-patterns, $policyengine-testing-patterns, $policyengine-code-style, $policyengine-code-organization, and $policyengine-vectorization.
This workflow is designed for Codex subagents. When subagent use is available and authorized, delegate independent phases to worker or explorer agents using subagents.md; otherwise execute the same steps directly while preserving handoff-file boundaries.
Every PDF reference href must include #page=XX, using the PDF file page number.