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[P1][Sprint 2][Parity] Match the Excel OILPRICE_GET catalog using a shared contract #38
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P1Priority 1 - complete in the active sprintPriority 1 - complete in the active sprintchange-risk:mediumMeaningful integration or production behavior riskMeaningful integration or production behavior riskcommitment:readyEconomically justified and implementation-ready; queue cap is 20Economically justified and implementation-ready; queue cap is 20effort:mEstimated total delivery effort is approximately one weekEstimated total delivery effort is approximately one weekenhancementNew feature or requestNew feature or requestinaction-risk:mediumNot acting has bounded or plausible near-term downsideNot acting has bounded or plausible near-term downside
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P1Priority 1 - complete in the active sprintPriority 1 - complete in the active sprintchange-risk:mediumMeaningful integration or production behavior riskMeaningful integration or production behavior riskcommitment:readyEconomically justified and implementation-ready; queue cap is 20Economically justified and implementation-ready; queue cap is 20effort:mEstimated total delivery effort is approximately one weekEstimated total delivery effort is approximately one weekenhancementNew feature or requestNew feature or requestinaction-risk:mediumNot acting has bounded or plausible near-term downsideNot acting has bounded or plausible near-term downside
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Sheets says its endpoint catalog aligns with Excel, but omits rig counts, storage, EIA inventories, OPEC production, bunker fuels, well production, permits, drilling intelligence, and analytics. Both catalogs are hand-maintained.
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Sheets release independent of Excel and Rails.