Ask Kodiak MCP. Find insurance products by risk and classification.
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Ask Kodiak MCP Server searches and manages commercial insurance products. It lets you track carrier appetite and find industry classifications (NAICS) using natural language.
You can list products, find companies, and get detailed risk data without manually checking multiple carrier portals.
What your AI agents can do
Get account check
Verifies your connection and credentials with the Ask Kodiak account.
Get company products
Lists all commercial insurance products offered by a specific company.
Get product
Gets the full risk appetite and detailed specifications for one insurance product.
Use list_companies to pull a directory of available insurance carriers and companies.
Use list_products to find commercial insurance products based on criteria like state or classification.
Use get_company_products to list every commercial product offered by a specific carrier.
Use get_product to retrieve the detailed appetite and specs for a single insurance product.
Use suggest_naics to get potential NAICS code suggestions from a business description.
Use list_classifications to search and confirm official industry classifications.
Use get_account_check to verify your connection and credentials with the Ask Kodiak platform.
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Ask Kodiak MCP Server: 7 Tools for Insurance Data
These tools let you search, list, and classify commercial insurance products and carrier data with your AI agent.
019d7553get account check
Verifies your connection and credentials with the Ask Kodiak account.
019d7553get company products
Lists all commercial insurance products offered by a specific company.
019d7553get product
Gets the full risk appetite and detailed specifications for one insurance product.
019d7553list classifications
Searches and retrieves official industry classifications (NAICS).
019d7553list companies
Provides a list of available insurance carriers and companies.
019d7553list products
Searches and lists commercial insurance products using criteria like state or classification.
019d7553suggest naics
Provides potential NAICS code suggestions based on a general business query.
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What you can do with this MCP connector
You've got the Ask Kodiak MCP Server running, and it hooks deep commercial insurance data straight into your AI client. You don't gotta jump between a dozen carrier websites anymore; you just ask, and your agent pulls the info from one spot. You can search for products, check a carrier's risk appetite, and nail down industry classifications (NAICS) using plain English.
Need to check the connection? You run get_account_check to verify your credentials with Ask Kodiak.
Want to know who's out there? You use list_companies to pull a directory of available insurance carriers and companies.
Gotta find a product? You can search for specific commercial insurance products using list_products, letting you filter by state or classification.
Want to see what one company sells? Run get_company_products to list every commercial product a specific carrier offers.
Need the nitty-gritty on one product? get_product grabs the full risk appetite and detailed specs for any single insurance product.
Need to figure out a business's industry? You use suggest_naics to get potential NAICS code suggestions just from a business description. You can then confirm the official code by running list_classifications to search and verify industry classifications.
The whole routine looks like this: You can pull a list of companies with list_companies, then use that list to find products with list_products. You can drill down further by listing all products from a specific carrier with get_company_products, and then get the deep specs on one item with get_product.
If you're verifying an industry, you run suggest_naics first, then confirm with list_classifications.
How Ask Kodiak MCP Works
- 1 First, the agent uses
suggest_naicsorlist_classificationsto pinpoint the exact industry code or category for the risk. - 2 Next, the agent calls
list_productsorlist_companiesto narrow the search scope based on the code and location. - 3 Finally, the agent uses
get_productorget_company_productsto pull the detailed data and confirm the carrier's specific appetite.
The bottom line is, you use the agent to sequence the tool calls—from general classification to specific product detail—so you get the final answer without the manual lookups.
Who Is Ask Kodiak MCP For?
This server is built for professionals who deal with risk assessment and complex data retrieval. It's for the insurance broker who can't afford to spend an hour clicking through ten different carrier websites. It's for the underwriter who needs to audit a product's appetite against a specific NAICS code, fast. It’s for the developer building automated compliance checks.
Finds the right product for a client by cross-referencing state eligibility and NAICS codes instantly, eliminating manual carrier portal searches.
Audits a product's risk profile and carrier appetite using get_product and list_classifications to ensure accurate risk assessment.
Integrates commercial insurance data retrieval into automated underwriting workflows by calling specific tools like list_products.
What Changes When You Connect
- Stop guessing which carrier has the right coverage. Use
get_productto pull the full risk appetite and details for any specific insurance product. - Cut down research time by getting a comprehensive list of products.
list_productslets you search across thousands of commercial offerings using criteria like state or classification. - Verify client industry details instantly. Use
suggest_naicsto get potential NAICS codes from a simple business description, ensuring you start with the right code. - Compare carriers without leaving your chat window.
list_companiesgives you the directory, andget_company_productspulls their entire product portfolio. - Audit risk data on the fly. You can use
list_classificationsto verify industry codes and confirm the classification before assessing the product. - Confirm your setup works immediately. Run
get_account_checkto validate your API connection before starting any complex workflow.
Real-World Use Cases
The Underwriter needs to vet a new client's risk.
The underwriter knows the client is in 'Software Development' but needs the NAICS code. They ask their agent to run suggest_naics. Once they have the code, they run list_products to find all available 'Technology Professional Liability' products in the client's state, completing the risk profile check.
The Broker needs to find coverage for a niche industry.
A broker needs a product for a specialized industry. They first use list_classifications to confirm the correct NAICS code. They then use get_company_products to check only the top three carriers' portfolios for products matching that specific classification.
The Developer needs to build an automated product search.
A developer wants to feed a custom underwriting tool. They use list_companies to get a list of all possible carriers, then loop through them, calling get_company_products for each one to compile a master list of available coverage.
The Underwriter needs to check a product's fine print.
The underwriter finds a product name but needs to know its full appetite. They use get_product with the product name and ID. This retrieves the full risk details, letting them audit the exact terms before presenting it to the client.
The Tradeoffs
Treating it like a database query
Typing 'Give me all products for NAICS 541511 and the companies that offer them.' is too vague. The agent doesn't know if you want a list of products or a list of companies.
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Break it down. First, run list_classifications to confirm the code. Then, run list_products using that confirmed code. If you need carrier details, call list_companies separately.
Ignoring the flow of data
Trying to find a product's details (get_product) without knowing the product name or ID. The tool needs specific inputs to function.
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Always start by searching. Use list_products first to narrow down the product name and ID. Then, pass that specific ID to get_product for the deep dive.
Skipping the foundational check
Starting a complex workflow without confirming the API credentials. You might waste time on complex searches only to fail at the last step.
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Run get_account_check first. This confirms your connection to Ask Kodiak and ensures the rest of the workflow has a chance to succeed.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this server if your workflow requires deep, structured knowledge of commercial insurance products, carrier risk appetite, or NAICS classification. You need to move beyond general web searches and pull verifiable, current data points. Don't use it if you just need a general overview of the insurance market; use a broad search engine or a market research report instead. If your goal is simply to list all available products, list_products is the starting point. If you need to confirm a client's industry code, start with suggest_naics. Only use get_product when you have a specific product ID and need the full details.
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Available Capabilities
Checking carrier data used to take hours of manual clicking.
Today, finding out which carriers offer coverage for a specific NAICS code requires logging into multiple carrier portals. You manually search the site, find the relevant section, and then cross-reference the coverage details. This is a tedious copy-paste cycle that eats up an entire afternoon.
With the Ask Kodiak MCP Server, you ask your agent for the data. It runs `suggest_naics` and then pulls product data from multiple sources into one answer. You get the required coverage details in seconds, not hours.
Ask Kodiak MCP Server: Get full product details with `get_product`.
Before, you would have to piece together product details from a general listing, hoping the listing included the risk appetite and specific exclusions. You'd be guessing on the crucial details.
Now, calling `get_product` gives you the full, structured details. You see the precise risk appetite and can audit the product's fine print immediately.
Common Questions About Ask Kodiak MCP
How do I use the `list_products` tool with a NAICS code? +
You pass the NAICS code directly to list_products when asking your agent. The server then searches the entire catalog for products matching that classification.
Is `list_companies` the right tool to find a carrier's products? +
No. list_companies only gives you a directory. You must use get_company_products with the carrier's name or ID to see their actual product lineup.
What is the difference between `list_products` and `get_product`? +
The difference is scope. list_products gives you a list of products matching broad criteria. get_product gives you the deep, specific details for one product ID.
Can I use `suggest_naics` to help me start a workflow? +
Yes. Use suggest_naics first. It gives you the required NAICS codes, which you can then feed into list_products to narrow your search.
How do I check the connection status using `get_account_check`? +
The get_account_check tool confirms your Ask Kodiak connection. Running it verifies that your API Key and Group ID are correctly configured for use with your AI client.
What information does `get_company_products` return? +
get_company_products lists all products offered by a specific company. You provide the carrier name, and the tool returns a comprehensive list of their available insurance products.
Can I use `suggest_naics` to refine a search query? +
Yes, suggest_naics helps you narrow down your search. Give it a business description, and it returns several potential NAICS codes you can then use with list_products or get_product.
Does `get_product` require a specific NAICS code? +
No, get_product needs the product identifier and optionally the carrier. It gathers the full appetite and details for a single product regardless of the NAICS code.
How do I find my Ask Kodiak Group ID and API Key? +
Log in to your Ask Kodiak account, go to Company Settings, and you will find your Group ID and API Key listed in the API section.
What is a NAICS code? +
NAICS (North American Industry Classification System) is a standard used by Federal statistical agencies in classifying business establishments for the purpose of collecting, analyzing, and publishing statistical data related to the U.S. business economy.
Can I search for products by state? +
Yes, use the list_products tool and provide the two-letter state code (e.g., 'NY', 'CA') in the state parameter to filter results.
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