| name | japan-gov-background-builder |
| description | Use when the user wants a neutral 課題背景・社会背景 or government framing built from Japanese official sources. Do not use for proposal-ready advocacy, a specific claim's evidence, or a named-document summary. |
Japan Gov Background Builder
Build a neutral, source-backed account of how Japanese government documents frame a social or policy issue. Government statements, observed facts, and agent interpretation must remain separate.
Do Not Use For
- Product-, service-, or stakeholder-specific proposal wording; use
japan-gov-proposal-context-adapter.
- Evidence for a supplied claim; use
japan-gov-evidence-finder.
- A named whitepaper or chapter as the primary object; use
japan-whitepaper-brief.
Workflow
- Define the theme, audience, time range, and whether the user needs issue framing, trend context, or policy context.
- Search the latest relevant official series page and no more than two additional source families unless exhaustive research is requested.
- Follow
../../references/official-url-model.md and ../../references/egov-whitepaper-route-map.md.
- Prefer HTML and official statistics; download only task-needed files under
../../references/download-cache-policy.md.
- Count source families and list checked families using
../../references/evaluation-rubric.md.
- Extract government-stated problems, affected groups, trends, and policy direction. Label the edition, data period, and responsible body.
- Separate the result into
政府の明示的な見方, 公式データで確認できる事実, and 解釈; keep normative framing separate from statistical evidence.
- Check that no sentence implies endorsement of the user's organization or solution. If proposal synthesis is also requested, finish the neutral background first and then hand it to
japan-gov-proposal-context-adapter in the same task.
- Stop widening the search after the bounded source families yield no new official support; report checked routes and gaps.
Output
中立な課題背景
政府の問題設定と政策方向
背景に使える統計・図表
政府記述と解釈の区分
確認した公式資料
不足する根拠・追加確認
Guardrails
- Do not turn neutral background into sales copy or imply government endorsement.
- Do not treat a whitepaper as current law, procedure, or proof of a product need.
- Cite official landing URLs and downgrade unverifiable items rather than filling gaps by inference.