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Insurance Book Monitoring
A complete Agent Skill — copy it and drop it into your agent’s skills folder as insurance-book-monitoring/SKILL.md and it can run this recipe on its own.
Re-screen your entire book of insured properties for flood and wildfire exposure in one batch, cited to FEMA/USFS/Copernicus sources.
Bring-your-own policy list
How it works
- Take the policy address list and call POST /v1/fetch once per address with preset: "flood_risk" (plus a couple of wildfire-relevant fields pulled from wildfire_underwrite), run in parallel.
- Every value comes back cited — FEMA flood zone, coastal distance, wildfire-relevant vegetation signal — so this can be re-run on every renewal instead of trusting a stale one-time inspection.
- When you send an address, the response carries a geocode block — check parcel_grade before trusting anything parcel-specific: false means the coordinate was estimated from the street and can be ~2.9 km out in rural areas.
- Filter the batch for anything that now crosses a risk threshold (e.g. within_floodplain_polygon flipped to true) and route it to a manual underwriting review.
Example response
- lat
- 29.139571
- lng
- -83.031508
- fetched_at
- 2026-07-30T14:02:11.318204+00:00
- fields
- within_floodplain_polygon
- true — FEMA_NFHL
- coast_distance_m
- 88.4 meters — NOAA_CUSP
- tree_canopy_pct
- 41.6 percent — USFS_NLCD_TCC
- partial_failures
- —
- geocode
- accuracy
- 1
- accuracy_type
- rooftop
- normalized_address
- 9 Elm St, Cedar Key, FL 32625
- provider
- geocodio
- parcel_grade
- true
- precision_note
- null
- resolved_location
- lat
- 29.139571
- lng
- -83.031508
- source
- address
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