Safe agent workflow for Texas drinking-water-risk and environmental-justice context across state and federal public data.
EnglishBootstrap the Atlas TX project from zero: create public GitHub repo, scaffold Next.js app, lock MVP Texas datasets, add county normalization, and add initial Socrata adapter helpers with TDD.
EnglishAdd approachable acronym definitions and lightweight glossary tooltips to Atlas TX without changing the product tone or introducing heavy client-side UI.
EnglishExtend Atlas TX's MCP surface to mirror filing-level permit workflows and plan/ship snapshot-pipeline automation without splitting web and MCP data paths.
EnglishBuild or extend Atlas TX's /permits page using the stable TCEQ water-quality pending-permits Socrata dataset plus an optional snapshot-backed CID open-cases lane with explicit coverage caveats.
EnglishExtend Atlas TX's permits workflow with filing-level red-flag scoring, /permits/[tceqId] detail pages, and non-legal protest-helper UX built on CID procedural data.
EnglishBuild Atlas TX county/data feature lanes using structured public endpoints, county-normalized summaries, and honest map layers before heavier geospatial analytics.
EnglishAdd new Texas regional water-authority data slices to Atlas TX using ArcGIS/Hub-first discovery, strict TDD, and fail-soft handling for flaky upstreams.
EnglishBuild Atlas TX water/flood intelligence slices using verified public endpoints, county joins, and TDD-first adapters.
EnglishUpdate Atlas TX homepage or education-facing web copy while preserving the current visual system, taxonomy language, and validation workflow.
EnglishIncludes Atlas Tx Bootstrap, Atlas Tx Glossary Tooltips, Atlas Tx MCP Pipeline Automation, and other workflows.
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Atlas Tx
Safe agent workflow for Texas drinking-water-risk and environmental-justice context across state and federal public data.
Atlas Tx Bootstrap
Bootstrap the Atlas TX project from zero: create public GitHub repo, scaffold Next.js app, lock MVP Texas datasets, add county normalization, and add initial Socrata adapter helpers with TDD.
Atlas Tx Glossary Tooltips
Add approachable acronym definitions and lightweight glossary tooltips to Atlas TX without changing the product tone or introducing heavy client-side UI.
Atlas Tx MCP Pipeline Automation
Extend Atlas TX's MCP surface to mirror filing-level permit workflows and plan/ship snapshot-pipeline automation without splitting web and MCP data paths.
Atlas Tx Pending Permits Dashboard
Build or extend Atlas TX's /permits page using the stable TCEQ water-quality pending-permits Socrata dataset plus an optional snapshot-backed CID open-cases lane with explicit coverage caveats.
Atlas Tx Permit Red Flags Protest Helper
Extend Atlas TX's permits workflow with filing-level red-flag scoring, /permits/[tceqId] detail pages, and non-legal protest-helper UX built on CID procedural data.
Atlas Tx Public Data Lanes
Build Atlas TX county/data feature lanes using structured public endpoints, county-normalized summaries, and honest map layers before heavier geospatial analytics.
Atlas Tx Regional Water Authority Ingestion
Add new Texas regional water-authority data slices to Atlas TX using ArcGIS/Hub-first discovery, strict TDD, and fail-soft handling for flaky upstreams.
Atlas Tx Water Data Lane
Build Atlas TX water/flood intelligence slices using verified public endpoints, county joins, and TDD-first adapters.
Atlas Tx Web Style Taxonomy
Update Atlas TX homepage or education-facing web copy while preserving the current visual system, taxonomy language, and validation workflow.
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