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Prompt library

Thirteen built-in MCP prompts plus the best plain-English asks for your CRM.

Once Claude is connected to ActuallyCare (five-minute setup: quickstart), there are two ways to get things done. Pick a ready-made prompt from Claude's menu, or skip the menu and ask in your own words. Both work. This page covers both.

Built-in prompts#

The ActuallyCare MCP server ships 13 ready-made prompts. On claude.ai and in the Claude apps, they show up in Claude's prompt menu — in a chat, look behind the + or sliders icon near the message box. Each one is a guided starting point that already knows which tools to call and what to ask you for.

What you should see: the ActuallyCare prompts listed by name — daily_summary, find_client, and the rest of the table below.

The menu is optional. If you don't see it, just ask in your own words — same result.

PromptReach for it when...
daily_summaryMonday morning, coffee in hand — "what does today look like?"
hot_leads_followupYou're worried leads are going cold and want a follow-up plan
find_clientYou half-remember a name, or only have a phone number
client_portfolioYou're about to call a client and want their full history first
lead_qualificationA brand-new lead just came in and you want to qualify them properly
update_lead_statusA lead just moved forward — or stalled — in your pipeline
create_escrowYou just opened escrow and want it in the system without missing a field
escrow_status_checkSomeone asks "where are we on the Smith deal?"
closing_checklistClosing is a week out and you want nothing slipping through
document_requestAn escrow is missing paperwork and you need to chase it down
schedule_showingA buyer wants to see a property
commission_reportYou want to know what's pending and what's been paid
market_snapshotYou're prepping a listing presentation and need current numbers

What a daily_summary response looks like#

Here's a realistic example of the kind of answer daily_summary produces — your data will differ, but the shape is the same:

Good morning! Here's your briefing for January 18, 2026:

Today's Schedule (3 appointments):

  • 10:00 AM - Showing at 123 Oak St with Sarah Johnson
  • 2:00 PM - Listing presentation at 456 Pine Ave
  • 4:30 PM - Buyer consultation with Michael Chen

Tasks Due Today (2):

  • Follow up with lender on Johnson escrow
  • Submit disclosure package for Pine Ave listing

Overdue Tasks (1):

  • Call Maria Rodriguez re: offer feedback (due 2 days ago)

Hot Leads to Contact (3):

  • David Kim - Last contacted 8 days ago (buyer, $800K budget)
  • Jennifer Lee - Requested showing, no response yet
  • Robert Taylor - Pre-approved, looking in Beverly Hills

Escrow Updates:

  • 789 Maple Dr: Appraisal scheduled for tomorrow
  • 321 Elm St: Contingency removal due in 3 days

Quick Stats:

  • Active escrows: 4
  • Pipeline value: $3.2M
  • Projected closings this month: 2

Would you like me to expand on any of these items?

Or just ask#

You never need the menu. Claude understands plain English and finds the right tools on its own — the built-in prompts are shortcuts, not requirements. Some of the best asks, grouped by mood:

Morning#

  • "What's my day look like?"
  • "Anything urgent I should handle before my 10 a.m.?"

Money#

  • "What commissions are pending this quarter, and what's already been paid?"
  • "What's my active pipeline worth right now?"

People#

  • "Who haven't I talked to in 30 days?"
  • "Pull up everything we have on the Hendersons before I call them."
  • "Which of my leads are going cold?"

Transactions#

  • "Which escrows close this month, and is anything blocking them?"
  • "What deadlines are coming up on the Maple Drive escrow?"
  • "Draft a status update email for my seller on Pine Avenue."

For a much longer list of ideas, see What can I ask? And if you're wondering what Claude can and can't do with your data, read Permissions and safety.