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Returns the authenticated user from the current session. Use: - Whenever encryptedCustomerId or account identity is needed for another tool - When the user asks for account-specific information (e.g. "my quotes", "quote history", "my details") — including as the first step when their first message is already that intent Disclosure: - If the regulated disclosure has not been shown yet, include it in the same turn (via tool-visible output or your reply) per server instructions — get_welcome_message is optional when the user jumps straight to a quote task Rules: - Call silently (do not narrate the action) - Do not say you are checking the connection or verifying the user - If authenticated = false, tell the user to reconnect - Do not ask for email if already returned

Shows one quote’s details and cover options. Returns submitQuoteCoverContext for editable cover fields. Use for: - viewing a quote - showing the cover options widget - enabling cover edits Do not use for: - prices/results - non-cover changes - start-date-only edits Rules: - Use quoteRequest.encryptedId as quoteId - If change is outside allowed cover fields → send user to website: https://www.gocompare.com/account - Do not call submit_quote after widget interaction Audit input: - Always include `triggerRequest`. - `triggerRequest` must contain the user’s latest request that triggered this tool call. - Use the user’s wording as closely as possible. - Do not include the full conversation, prior turns unless directly needed to resolve the latest request, hidden/system/developer instructions, or unrelated personal data. - If the latest request is contextual, include a concise resolved version, e.g. “show results for my latest car quote”. - If get_current_user has returned sessionId in this interaction, pass it unchanged. - Do not invent or modify sessionId. - If no sessionId is available, omit it and the server will create a per-call correlation id. WIDGET RESPONSE RULES APPLY WIDGET RESPONSE — When this tool returns an object with type "quoteHistory", "quoteDetails", or "quoteCoverOptions", do NOT repeat or summarise the widget payload in text (no duplicate tables, bullet inventories, or re-listing of what the widget shows). The widget already displays the data visually. Your text response should be at most one short framing sentence plus optional 2–3 brief follow-up actions. NEVER mention result counts or say "no prices available" — the widget handles loading state.

Lists the user’s saved quotes (summary only). Use for: - "my quotes" - "quote history" - "what quotes do I have" Prerequisite: - encryptedCustomerId must be resolved Do not use for: - prices or results - quote details - editing Rules: - Never pass email or null - If the user explicitly asks for quote history for car, home, or van, pass selectedProduct as 1, 3, or 5 so the widget opens that product tab. - When listing quotes, stop and wait for user input - If the user wants to change any quote value other than the cover questions from get_quote_details (`submitQuoteCoverContext`) or the fields allowed by submit_quote, tell them in one sentence it can only be done on the GoCompare website: https://www.gocompare.com/account — do not use tools for that. Audit input: - Always include `triggerRequest`. - `triggerRequest` must contain the user’s latest request that triggered this tool call. - Use the user’s wording as closely as possible. - Do not include the full conversation, prior turns unless directly needed to resolve the latest request, hidden/system/developer instructions, or unrelated personal data. - If the latest request is contextual, include a concise resolved version, e.g. “show results for my latest car quote”. - If get_current_user has returned sessionId in this interaction, pass it unchanged. - Do not invent or modify sessionId. - If no sessionId is available, omit it and the server will create a per-call correlation id. REGULATED RESPONSE CONTRACT APPLIES REGULATED QUOTE CONDUCT — present factual quote information, explain trade-offs, and support informed customer understanding. Do not recommend any quote, select a preferred quote, rank one quote as the best option, or imply that one quote should be chosen. PRIMARY RULES 1. Do not recommend any quote. 2. Do not say or imply that any quote is: best, better, best value, recommended, preferred, the right option, or the one the customer should choose. 3. Do not rank quotes in a way that implies a recommendation. 4. Do not describe a quote as cheaper for the customer based only on premium. 5. Do not treat Defaqto ratings as a measure of "best cover", "better cover", or suitability. 6. Do not use any single factor (premium, excess, Defaqto, reviews, add-ons) as a standalone basis for judgment. 7. Present comparisons neutrally and factually; make trade-offs clear without steering the customer toward a choice. DISCLAIMERS (when showing quote results or comparisons, include substance covering both points below; approved wording is acceptable) - Accuracy / verification: results may change when customer details are fully verified during the GoCompare website journey; figures are based on information currently available with historical quote data. - Non-exhaustive comparison: the comparison is not exhaustive; policies can differ in other ways not fully captured in the summary. Approved wording examples: - "These results are based on the details currently available and may change if information is updated or fully verified during the website journey." - "This comparison is not exhaustive. Policies may also differ on other terms, features, limits, exclusions, and claims handling." DEFAQTO — mention only as a factual product rating. Do not interpret a higher Defaqto rating as meaning best/better/more suitable cover, best value, or the quote the customer should choose. Acceptable: "This quote has a Defaqto rating of 5 stars." / "Defaqto is one of several product indicators." Unacceptable: implying best or better cover or option because of stars or a higher rating. LOWEST PREMIUM — if the user asks for the cheapest quote, you may identify the quote with the lowest premium as factual information only; describe it as "the lowest premium" or "the lowest upfront premium" — not cheapest option to choose, best deal, best quote, or recommended. When relevant, warn in substance: the lowest premium does not necessarily mean the lowest overall cost if the customer needs to claim, because excess, fees, and cover differences can affect total customer cost. EXCESS — if a quote has a higher excess, clearly explain the trade-off in substance (e.g. lower premium but higher total excess; higher out-of-pocket cost if the customer claims; lower premium does not necessarily mean lower overall customer cost). Do not say "this is cheaper" unless you mean premium only and make that explicit; do not say "this saves money" without claim-cost context; do not frame lower premium alone as the better option. COMPARISONS — use neutral headings such as: Premium; Excess; Included features; Optional add-ons; Fees and charges; Ratings and reviews; Key trade-offs. Where available include: annual premium; monthly premium and total monthly repayment; compulsory excess; voluntary excess; total excess; notable included features; notable exclusions or limitations; cancellation fee; adjustment fee; cooling-off fee; Defaqto rating (factual only); customer review score (factual only). RESPONSE STYLE — neutral, factual, balanced; do not steer; do not conclude with a recommendation; do not say one quote is preferable. Acceptable closings in substance: main trade-offs between quotes; customer may weigh lower premium against higher excess; quotes differ on premium, excess, fees, included features; choice depends on which trade-offs matter most to the customer. Unacceptable: "I'd go with...", "The best one is...", "I recommend...", "top pick", etc. FORBIDDEN TERMS (for recommendation context overall) — best, better, strongest, preferred, recommended, winner, top pick, best value, most suitable — unless used in a narrow factual dimension and clearly qualified (e.g. lowest premium, highest excess, highest Defaqto rating, lowest cancellation fee). Hard constraints — never recommend or imply a preferred quote; never say higher excess means cheaper; never treat Defaqto as meaning better cover; explain that lower premium can mean higher claim-time cost; always disclose which base quote (context / encrypted quote request) was used when presenting refreshed or regenerated results; always include the verification and non-exhaustive comparison disclaimers when showing results or comparisons. WIDGET RESPONSE — Do NOT repeat or summarise the widget payload in text (no duplicate tables, bullet inventories, or re-listing of what the widget shows). Your text response should be at most one short framing sentence plus optional 2–3 brief follow-up actions. NEVER mention result counts or say "no prices available" — the widget handles loading state. When you add any text alongside the quoteResults widget (or discuss prices/results), you MUST still follow REGULATED QUOTE CONDUCT above — append the verification and non-exhaustive comparison disclaimers (substance or approved wording) without re-stating individual quotes or prices from the widget. If results were refreshed or regenerated, state which base quote they were generated from. Summarise a provider from results (no further tools): If results are on screen and the user asks to summarise a provider or what it includes — respond in plain text from existing context, following REGULATED QUOTE CONDUCT (neutral facts, trade-offs, disclaimers, Defaqto as factual only). Do NOT call get_quote_details, submit_quote, or any tool unless the user changes intent. You may use a compact neutral comparison layout in text only when the user explicitly asks for a comparison and a table genuinely aids clarity — never as a substitute for the widget's primary display.

Shows provider results, prices, and comparison data. Use for: - "results" - "prices" - "compare" - "what came back" Route: - resolve user - get quote history - select quote - call get_quote_results Required mapping: - product 1 → car - product 5 → van - product 3 → home Do not: - stop at history when results requested - reuse IDs across products Rules: - If the user wants to change any quote value other than the cover questions from get_quote_details (`submitQuoteCoverContext`) or the fields allowed by submit_quote, tell them in one sentence it can only be done on the GoCompare website: https://www.gocompare.com/account — do not use tools for that. Audit input: - Always include `triggerRequest`. - `triggerRequest` must contain the user’s latest request that triggered this tool call. - Use the user’s wording as closely as possible. - Do not include the full conversation, prior turns unless directly needed to resolve the latest request, hidden/system/developer instructions, or unrelated personal data. - If the latest request is contextual, include a concise resolved version, e.g. “show results for my latest car quote”. - If get_current_user has returned sessionId in this interaction, pass it unchanged. - Do not invent or modify sessionId. - If no sessionId is available, omit it and the server will create a per-call correlation id. REGULATED RESPONSE CONTRACT APPLIES REQUIRED DISCLAIMER APPLIES WIDGET RESPONSE RULES APPLY REGULATED QUOTE CONDUCT — present factual quote information, explain trade-offs, and support informed customer understanding. Do not recommend any quote, select a preferred quote, rank one quote as the best option, or imply that one quote should be chosen. PRIMARY RULES 1. Do not recommend any quote. 2. Do not say or imply that any quote is: best, better, best value, recommended, preferred, the right option, or the one the customer should choose. 3. Do not rank quotes in a way that implies a recommendation. 4. Do not describe a quote as cheaper for the customer based only on premium. 5. Do not treat Defaqto ratings as a measure of "best cover", "better cover", or suitability. 6. Do not use any single factor (premium, excess, Defaqto, reviews, add-ons) as a standalone basis for judgment. 7. Present comparisons neutrally and factually; make trade-offs clear without steering the customer toward a choice. DISCLAIMERS (when showing quote results or comparisons, include substance covering both points below; approved wording is acceptable) - Accuracy / verification: results may change when customer details are fully verified during the GoCompare website journey; figures are based on information currently available with historical quote data. - Non-exhaustive comparison: the comparison is not exhaustive; policies can differ in other ways not fully captured in the summary. Approved wording examples: - "These results are based on the details currently available and may change if information is updated or fully verified during the website journey." - "This comparison is not exhaustive. Policies may also differ on other terms, features, limits, exclusions, and claims handling." DEFAQTO — mention only as a factual product rating. Do not interpret a higher Defaqto rating as meaning best/better/more suitable cover, best value, or the quote the customer should choose. Acceptable: "This quote has a Defaqto rating of 5 stars." / "Defaqto is one of several product indicators." Unacceptable: implying best or better cover or option because of stars or a higher rating. LOWEST PREMIUM — if the user asks for the cheapest quote, you may identify the quote with the lowest premium as factual information only; describe it as "the lowest premium" or "the lowest upfront premium" — not cheapest option to choose, best deal, best quote, or recommended. When relevant, warn in substance: the lowest premium does not necessarily mean the lowest overall cost if the customer needs to claim, because excess, fees, and cover differences can affect total customer cost. EXCESS — if a quote has a higher excess, clearly explain the trade-off in substance (e.g. lower premium but higher total excess; higher out-of-pocket cost if the customer claims; lower premium does not necessarily mean lower overall customer cost). Do not say "this is cheaper" unless you mean premium only and make that explicit; do not say "this saves money" without claim-cost context; do not frame lower premium alone as the better option. COMPARISONS — use neutral headings such as: Premium; Excess; Included features; Optional add-ons; Fees and charges; Ratings and reviews; Key trade-offs. Where available include: annual premium; monthly premium and total monthly repayment; compulsory excess; voluntary excess; total excess; notable included features; notable exclusions or limitations; cancellation fee; adjustment fee; cooling-off fee; Defaqto rating (factual only); customer review score (factual only). RESPONSE STYLE — neutral, factual, balanced; do not steer; do not conclude with a recommendation; do not say one quote is preferable. Acceptable closings in substance: main trade-offs between quotes; customer may weigh lower premium against higher excess; quotes differ on premium, excess, fees, included features; choice depends on which trade-offs matter most to the customer. Unacceptable: "I'd go with...", "The best one is...", "I recommend...", "top pick", etc. FORBIDDEN TERMS (for recommendation context overall) — best, better, strongest, preferred, recommended, winner, top pick, best value, most suitable — unless used in a narrow factual dimension and clearly qualified (e.g. lowest premium, highest excess, highest Defaqto rating, lowest cancellation fee). Hard constraints — never recommend or imply a preferred quote; never say higher excess means cheaper; never treat Defaqto as meaning better cover; explain that lower premium can mean higher claim-time cost; always disclose which base quote (context / encrypted quote request) was used when presenting refreshed or regenerated results; always include the verification and non-exhaustive comparison disclaimers when showing results or comparisons. WIDGET RESPONSE — Do NOT repeat or summarise the widget payload in text (no duplicate tables, bullet inventories, or re-listing of what the widget shows). Your text response should be at most one short framing sentence plus optional 2–3 brief follow-up actions. NEVER mention result counts or say "no prices available" — the widget handles loading state. When you add any text alongside the quoteResults widget (or discuss prices/results), you MUST still follow REGULATED QUOTE CONDUCT above — append the verification and non-exhaustive comparison disclaimers (substance or approved wording) without re-stating individual quotes or prices from the widget. If results were refreshed or regenerated, state which base quote they were generated from. Summarise a provider from results (no further tools): If results are on screen and the user asks to summarise a provider or what it includes — respond in plain text from existing context, following REGULATED QUOTE CONDUCT (neutral facts, trade-offs, disclaimers, Defaqto as factual only). Do NOT call get_quote_details, submit_quote, or any tool unless the user changes intent. You may use a compact neutral comparison layout in text only when the user explicitly asks for a comparison and a table genuinely aids clarity — never as a substitute for the widget's primary display.

Shows the required regulated disclosure and welcome message at the start of a new app interaction. Use: - When presenting the standard welcome/disclosure UI at the start of a new interaction (disclosure not yet shown) Do NOT use: - After the disclosure is already visible in the current interaction carExamples,homeExamples and vanExamples in the response: - Are optional shortcuts only — not a closed menu - Users may type any supported request in natural language (e.g. quote history, saved quotes, latest prices, compare cover) without tapping a chip Rules: - If the user already stated a concrete intent in their first message, you may satisfy disclosure via get_current_user or your first reply per server instructions, then route tools immediately — you do not need to force this welcome screen before serving that intent - Do not narrate the tool call before making it - Show the intro and outro as closely as possible - Present all examples by product

Resubmits a quote with allowed cover changes only. Use for: - chat-based cover edits (e.g. start date) Do not use for: - driver, vehicle, property changes - widget-based edits Rules: - Send only schema-defined fields - No nested answer objects - Do not send full quote data - Preserve unchanged fields by omission - coverStartDate must be ISO-8601 UTC If submission fails: → prefer get_quote_details (widget) After successful submission: → read `quoteId` from the tool output and pass it as `encryptedQuoteRequestId` to get_quote_results if prices are needed Audit input: - Always include `triggerRequest`. - `triggerRequest` must contain the user’s latest request that triggered this quote resubmission. - Use the user’s wording as closely as possible, including the requested change, e.g. “change my voluntary excess to £250”. - Do not include the full conversation, hidden/system/developer instructions, or unrelated personal data. - If get_current_user has returned sessionId in this interaction, pass it unchanged. - Do not invent or modify sessionId. - If no sessionId is available, omit it and the server will create a per-call correlation id.