SAMPLE OUTPUTS · TWO OF EIGHT SKILLS · FICTIONAL CLAIM
What the skills actually write.
Each skill is a set of instructions Claude follows in your own account, on your own files. Below, two of the eight were run on an invented Texas hail claim so you can judge the output before buying. Every name, address and dollar figure is made up and labelled; the statutes are the real ones from the Texas state page. Your runs use your estimate, your photos and your state.
Canvass Pack — 2026-05-14, hail, ZIPs 76244 / 76248 / 76262
Shop: Northline Roofing (fictional) State license: TX-000000 (fictional; Texas has no state roofing licence, so the pack shows the local registration instead) Solicitation rule check: Texas. No state-level post-storm waiting period located in the table; the federal three-day cooling-off right applies to in-home sales. Tex. Ins. Code § 707.002: the insured pays the deductible, the contractor may not waive, absorb or rebate it. Tex. Ins. Code § 4102.163: a roofing contractor may not act as a public adjuster or advertise to adjust claims on property it will repair. Next allowable canvass date: now.
Door-hanger copy (printable)
- A hail event hit your area on May 14 (NOAA preliminary reports: up to 2.00" in Tarrant County).
- Northline Roofing is offering free roof inspections this week, no obligation.
- We document what we find with photos and measurements and leave the report with you.
- Texas law requires you to pay your policy deductible in full; we will never offer to cover it.
- Call or text 817-555-0100 (fictional), or scan the code to book a time.
Verbal pitch (30 to 60 seconds)
"Hi, I'm Dana with Northline Roofing. A hail storm came through on the fourteenth, and we're on your street doing free inspections. If you'd like, I can take a look at the roof today, photograph anything I find, and leave you the report. You decide what to do with it; there is no charge and no obligation. If there is damage, your insurance company decides the claim, not us, and the deductible is yours to pay under Texas law. Would mid-morning or afternoon work better?"
Boundary card (what the rep does not say)
- Never: "we'll take care of your deductible", "free roof", "we'll handle your claim", "we'll talk to your adjuster for you".
- Never promise an outcome: "you'll definitely get approved".
- If asked "can you deal with my insurance?": "I can give you the documentation and be here when the adjuster comes. I can't negotiate the claim for you; that's the law in Texas."
- If asked to lower the price by the deductible amount: "I can't do that; the deductible is set by your policy and the statute says it's yours."
- Leave if asked to leave; log the address as a no-solicit.
Warm-canvass variant (prior customers nearby)
"Hi, it's Dana from Northline. We replaced the Alvarez roof two doors down in 2024 (fictional). Since the hail on the fourteenth we're checking in on the block. Want me to take a look at yours while I'm here? Same free inspection, same report."
Supplement Documentation — Claim 7F-204411 (fictional)
Carrier: Example Mutual (fictional) Property: 4120 Larkspur Ct, Keller, TX 76248 (fictional) Date of loss: 2026-05-14 Contractor: Northline Roofing, Texas (no state roofing licence; Keller registration on file) Property owner: M. Okafor (fictional)
This document is contractor-side documentation
The contents below are observations, measurements and code references documented by the contractor during inspection of the property. They are organised to support the property owner's own review of the carrier's estimate. Texas: a roofing contractor may not act as a public adjuster or negotiate the claim on the owner's behalf (Tex. Ins. Code § 4102.163); the owner submits this document. The deductible is the owner's to pay (Tex. Ins. Code § 707.002).
Narrative — storm event and inspection context
Hail reported in Tarrant County on 2026-05-14, preliminary NOAA reports up to 2.00". Contractor inspection on 2026-05-19, 08:40 to 10:05, dry conditions, 31 photographs, chalk test squares on each slope.
Damage observed, by slope
North slope: 11 hail impacts in a 10 ft by 10 ft test square (photos 3 to 7), granule displacement to mat on 8 of 11, two fractured shingles at the ridge (photo 9). South slope: 6 impacts per test square (photos 12 to 14), soft-metal witness marks on the furnace vent cap and the gutter apron (photos 15, 16). East and west: 4 and 5 impacts per square respectively (photos 18 to 22); drip edge dented on the west eave (photo 23).
Supplement line items (illustrative quantities and prices, fictional property)
| Code | Description | Qty | Unit | Unit price | RCV |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RFG 240 | Laminated comp shingle, remove and replace (full slopes, matching) | 28.33 | SQ | $312.00 | $8,838.96 |
| RFG DRIP | Drip edge, replace, west eave | 68 | LF | $2.85 | $193.80 |
| RFG IWS | Ice and water barrier at valleys and penetrations (per manufacturer spec) | 2 | SQ | $118.00 | $236.00 |
| RFG VENTB | Furnace vent cap, replace (soft-metal strike) | 1 | EA | $96.00 | $96.00 |
| RFG STEP | Step flashing, replace at chimney | 26 | LF | $9.40 | $244.40 |
Photo appendix (excerpt)
- Photo 3: north slope test square, 11 impacts marked, chalk.
- Photo 9: fractured shingle tab at the north ridge, mat exposed.
- Photo 15: furnace vent cap, three strike marks, south slope.
- Photo 23: west eave drip edge, dented, 14 inches.
Owner sign-off (Texas wording)
I, M. Okafor, confirm that this documentation was prepared at my request to support my review of the carrier's estimate, that I will submit it to the carrier myself, and that I understand the contractor does not act as my adjuster and that my policy deductible is mine to pay. Signature ______ Date ______
The other six skills, and the six workflows that feed them.
Triage inbound leads, summarise inspection notes, compare the adjuster's scope to yours, compose review follow-ups, flag callback patterns, draft the quarterly owner brief. Plus the Notion workspace and the n8n automations they run on. $197 one-time, every future update included.
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The after-service follow-up workflow from Roofing OS, whole and unmodified: import it into n8n and it runs on its own. Plus six short emails over three weeks on where it fits. Then at most one a month.
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