fix-fast/corgi (insure-policy-author)

Author a new Corgi-Tech insurance policy form for a product line that does NOT yet have canonical boilerplate (e.g., a new Cyber Liability, Crime, Representations & Warranties, or other novel form) by adapting from existing in-corpus policies as structural and stylistic precedent, supplemented by SERFF and web research at pause points. Use whenever the user wants to draft, create, or design a new TYPE of policy — a new product form rather than a new instance of an existing form. Trigger phrases include "new policy form", "new product line", "author a cyber policy", "draft a new [X] liability policy we don't have yet", or "we want to add [X] as a product". Distinct from insure-policy-draft-md, which composes from canned canonical references; this skill PRODUCES the canonical references by making authorial choices grounded in precedent. If the target policy type already has a references/<type>/ bundle, prefer insure-policy-draft-md instead.

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Source:

github.com/fix-fast/corgi

Provenance:

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