regulatory-templates-gate3

Generate production .tpl templates and .tpl.docs from validated Gates 1-2 mappings.

205|26|Updated Oct 30, 2025
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Skill: regulatory-templates-gate3
Source: https://github.com/LerianStudio/ring/tree/main/finops-team/skills/regulatory-templates-gate3
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/LerianStudio/ring --skill regulatory-templates-gate3

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Gate 3 uses the validated mappings from Gates 1-2 to generate the complete production template file (.tpl) along with its documentation (.tpl.docs).

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Agent-based template generation to enforce consistent application of mappings
  • Two-file output: .tpl (production code) and .tpl.docs (documentation)
  • All mandatory fields included: 100% coverage to avoid BACEN submission gaps
  • Use exact agent output without manual edits to prevent drift
  • Syntax correctness and safe transformations

Quick Start

After Gate 2 PASSED, run Gate 3 to generate the final template using the finops-automation agent, then verify both .tpl and .tpl.docs outputs.

Frequently Asked Questions about regulatory-templates-gate3

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I generate a production-ready regulatory template with validated mappings?

Gate 3 generates a complete production-ready .tpl template file using validated mappings from Gates 1-2 through agent-based automation. The output includes the template file and separate documentation (.tpl.docs), with 100% mandatory field coverage and syntax verification for immediate deployment.

What does it mean to have 100% mandatory field coverage in a regulatory template?

100% mandatory field coverage ensures all required fields defined by regulatory standards (such as BACEN submission requirements) are included in the generated template. This prevents submission gaps and compliance failures by guaranteeing no mandatory fields are omitted from the final .tpl output.

When should I use agent-based template generation instead of manual edits?

Agent-based generation enforces consistent application of validated mappings and prevents drift from manual changes. Use automated generation to maintain compliance and production readiness; manual edits risk introducing errors and breaking the validated transformation chain from Gates 1-2.

What inputs do I need before running Gate 3 template generation?

Gate 3 requires passing validation results and mappings from Gates 1-2 as inputs. These validated specifications are transformed into the production .tpl file; running Gate 3 before completing Gate 2 validation will produce incomplete or incorrect output.

Can I modify the generated .tpl file after Gate 3 completes?

Direct modification of the generated .tpl file is not recommended because it introduces drift from the validated mappings and breaks the automated workflow. Regenerate the template from updated Gates 1-2 specifications instead of editing output manually to maintain consistency and compliance.

What's the difference between the .tpl and .tpl.docs output files?

The .tpl file is the production-ready template with syntax-verified mappings ready for deployment. The .tpl.docs file is separate documentation that describes the template structure, field definitions, and implementation details for reference and auditing.