regulationsgov-comment-detail-fetch
Fetch Regulations.gov v4 comment detail resources by comment IDs with authenticated requests, retries, throttling, transport checks, and structure validation. Use when tasks need enriched comment payloads (full comment text, docket/document linkage, and optional attachment relationships) after a comments list fetch.
What this skill does
# Regulations.gov Comment Detail Fetch
## Core Goal
- Fetch detailed comment resources from `GET /comments/{commentId}`.
- Support ID inputs from CLI and files (txt/json/jsonl).
- Optionally request `include=attachments`.
- Return machine-readable JSON and optionally save JSONL artifacts.
- Keep execution observable with structured logs and optional log file.
## Required Environment
- Configure runtime with environment variables (see `references/env.md`).
- Start from `assets/config.example.env`.
- Load env values before running commands:
```bash
set -a
source assets/config.example.env
set +a
```
## Workflow
1. Validate effective configuration.
```bash
python3 scripts/regulationsgov_comment_detail_fetch.py check-config --pretty
```
2. Dry-run input parsing and request plan.
```bash
python3 scripts/regulationsgov_comment_detail_fetch.py fetch \
--comment-id FS-2026-0001-1963 \
--comment-id FS-2026-0001-1964 \
--include attachments \
--dry-run \
--pretty
```
3. Fetch details from a prior comments JSONL output.
```bash
python3 scripts/regulationsgov_comment_detail_fetch.py fetch \
--comment-ids-file ./data/regulationsgov-comments/comments-window.jsonl \
--max-comments 100 \
--include attachments \
--output-dir ./data/regulationsgov-comment-details \
--quarantine-dir ./data/regulationsgov-comment-details-quarantine \
--no-fail-on-item-error \
--log-level INFO \
--log-file ./logs/reggov-comment-detail-fetch.log \
--pretty
```
## Built-in Robustness
- Retry transient failures (`429/500/502/503/504`) with exponential backoff.
- Respect `Retry-After` and fail fast if value exceeds configured cap.
- Throttle request interval between detail requests.
- Enforce hard safety cap on IDs per run (`REGGOV_MAX_COMMENT_IDS_PER_RUN`).
- Validate transport and structure:
- status/content-type/UTF-8/JSON checks
- detail resource shape checks (`data.id`, `data.type`, `attributes`)
- datetime format checks for key timestamp fields
- Optional issue quarantine (`--quarantine-dir`).
- Optional partial-failure mode (`--no-fail-on-item-error`) for batch resilience.
## Scope Decision
- Keep one atomic operation: detail fetch by comment ID list.
- Do not include comments list discovery logic in this skill.
- Do not include internal scheduling/polling loops.
## References
- `references/env.md`
- `references/regulationsgov-detail-api-notes.md`
- `references/regulationsgov-detail-limitations.md`
- `references/openclaw-chaining-templates.md`
## Script
- `scripts/regulationsgov_comment_detail_fetch.py`
## OpenClaw Invocation Compatibility
- Keep trigger metadata in `name`, `description`, and `agents/openai.yaml`.
- Invoke with `$regulationsgov-comment-detail-fetch`.
- Keep skill atomic: one invocation consumes one ID set.
- Upstream orchestration can provide IDs from `$regulationsgov-comments-fetch` output.
## OpenClaw Prompt Templates
1. Recon (dry-run)
```text
Use $regulationsgov-comment-detail-fetch.
Run:
python3 scripts/regulationsgov_comment_detail_fetch.py fetch \
--comment-ids-file [COMMENTS_JSONL] \
--max-comments [N] \
--dry-run \
--pretty
Return only the JSON result.
```
2. Fetch (detail enrichment)
```text
Use $regulationsgov-comment-detail-fetch.
Run:
python3 scripts/regulationsgov_comment_detail_fetch.py fetch \
--comment-ids-file [COMMENTS_JSONL] \
--max-comments [N] \
--include attachments \
--output-dir [OUTPUT_DIR] \
--quarantine-dir [QUARANTINE_DIR] \
--no-fail-on-item-error \
--pretty
Return only the JSON result.
```
3. Validate (strict mode)
```text
Use $regulationsgov-comment-detail-fetch.
Run:
python3 scripts/regulationsgov_comment_detail_fetch.py fetch \
--comment-id [COMMENT_ID] \
--fail-on-item-error \
--fail-on-validation-error \
--pretty
Check failure_count and validation_issue_count.
Return JSON plus one-line pass/fail verdict.
```
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