Insurer Complaints MCP Server
Access state insurance complaint databases for Texas and Connecticut.
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Overview
This server provides structured access to public insurance complaint data from state regulators. It integrates directly with the Texas Department of Insurance and the Connecticut Department of Insurance using public SODA APIs to retrieve complaint records, patterns, and recovery amounts. Users can perform targeted searches by company, reason, and state, or generate side-by-side comparative metrics for different insurers. The project includes both an MCP endpoint for AI assistants and a REST API with Swagger documentation for external programmatic access.
Our verdict
This server carries a high risk level with a security score of 9/100. The primary concern is the total lack of authentication, meaning any user with access to the configuration can interact with the server. Additionally, it is a community-maintained project that has not undergone editorial review, making it unsuitable for environments requiring strict security or verified provenance.
- Zero direct dependencies reduce supply-chain surface area
- Provides clear documentation for both MCP and REST interfaces
- MIT licensed for open usage
- Includes specific tools for side-by-side insurer comparisons
- Lacks any authentication method for protecting data access
- Community-maintained without official vendor oversight
- Single contributor increases long-term maintenance risk
- Low adoption with only one GitHub star
Tools
| Tool | Description | Risk |
|---|---|---|
| search_complaints | Search complaints by company, reason, and state | low |
| complaint_analysis | Analyze patterns — total, confirmed, top reasons | low |
| compare_insurers | Side-by-side complaint comparison across companies | low |
Compatibility
| Client | Local | Docker | Remote | Read-only |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Claude Desktop | ||||
| Cursor | ||||
| VS Code | ||||
| Windsurf | ||||
| ChatGPT |
Frequently asked questions
›What authentication is required to use this MCP server?
No authentication or API keys are required as the server pulls data from free public SODA APIs.
›Which state insurance complaint databases are currently supported?
The server provides access to complaint records from the Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) and the Connecticut Department of Insurance (DOI).
›Can this server be accessed via a REST API instead of the MCP protocol?
Yes, you can interact with the server via REST API and view the available endpoints through the provided Swagger documentation.
›What is the recommended method for self-hosting this server?
You can self-host by installing the requirements from the provided requirements.txt file, running the app with uvicorn, and starting the MCP process separately.
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