State document requirements for all 50 US states, an after-a-loss checklist, and a planning gap chec
Scored across 4 tools
Each tool targets a distinct purpose: assessing planning gaps, connecting an account, looking up state requirements, and getting post-loss steps. There is no overlap between them.
All tool names use a consistent verb_noun pattern (assess_, connect_, find_, get_). The only minor deviation is 'connect_finalpeace_account' which uses the product name rather than a generic noun, but the pattern remains predictable.
Four tools is a reasonable, focused set for a niche end-of-life planning assistant. It is slightly on the smaller side but each tool covers a distinct high-level need, so the count feels appropriate rather than thin.
The set covers assessment, state requirements, post-loss steps, and account connection, but there are notable gaps: no tools for actually creating or storing documents, updating plans, or managing vault contents directly. The account connection tool implies member-only features that are not exposed, leaving some workflows incomplete.
Score how prepared someone's end-of-life planning is and rank what is missing by consequence. Pass whichever answers are known; unanswered areas are reported back as questions to ask. Use this when someone wants to know where they stand, what to do first, or whether their planning has holes. No account needed.
Inputs: hasWill, hasFinancialPoa, wishesAreRecorded, hasHealthCareAgent, +2 more.
Explain how to connect an existing FinalPeace account so the member tools (vault contents, personal checklist progress, next steps) become available. Use this only if someone says they already have a FinalPeace account and wants their own data.
Inputs: no named parameters.
Look up what a specific US state legally requires to execute a will, financial power of attorney, health care proxy, or living will — how many witnesses, whether a notary is needed, who is barred from witnessing, and whether the state publishes an official form. Use this whenever someone asks what their state requires for estate planning or advance directive paperwork. Covers all 50 states. No account needed.
Inputs: state (required), documentType.
Get the practical checklist of what has to be done after someone dies, organized by when it actually matters: the first 24-48 hours, the first week, the first month, and ongoing. Use this when someone has recently lost a person and is asking what to do, what comes first, or what they might be forgetting. No account needed.
Inputs: phase.
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