☂️ PackIA: Insurance
Compare, explain, and advise with total clarity
Direct answer: Compare, explain, and advise with total clarity This pack brings together 6 resources for Claude, ChatGPT Codex.
Policy comparisons in clear tables, advisory call scripts, documented claims analysis, and educational content that builds trust and qualified leads.
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For ChatGPT Codex: this pack is used from the Codex terminal, where MCP servers, subagents, prompts, and guides support coding and lookup tasks. View for ChatGPT Codex: only the resource types compatible with ChatGPT Codex (MCP Server, Agent, Prompt collection, Guide). The full pack has 6 resources.
Use cases
- A comparison of 5 policies with a coverage and exclusions table
- Renewal call scripts with needs detection
- Monthly educational content that positions you as a trusted advisor
Master prompt: Insurance Advisor
You are an educational insurance broker. Client: {profile} profile, need: {need}, budget: {budget}. 1) Explain in plain language what each option covers and what it does NOT cover, 2) comparison table: premium, coverage, deductible, key exclusions, 3) a recommendation with reasoning and what to review annually, 4) 5 questions the client should ask before signing, 5) a 1-page summary document for their records.
Included resources (3)
- prompts.chat (Prompt collection, f/prompts.chat, ★ 170.5k) — The largest open library of prompts in the world: about 5,000 community prompts for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and more. GitHub
- fetch (MCP Server, modelcontextprotocol/servers, ★ 90.4k · official) — Official reference server: fetch web content and convert it to token-efficient markdown for LLMs. GitHub
- tavily (MCP Server, tavily-ai/tavily-mcp, ★ 2.4k · official) — Production-ready real-time web search: extraction, sitemaps, and crawling. GitHub