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Retrieve approved answers from policies, events, courses, listings, onboarding material, and internal knowledge bases.
AI agents for real estate professionals
Trained Digital Teammates for the Work Real Estate Teams Repeat Every Day
An AI agent is a governed assistant built for a specific job. It can read approved context, prepare the next step, route work to the right person, and stop when a human needs to make the call.
Plain-English answer
What is an AI agent?
A real estate AI agent is a software teammate assigned to one job, one audience, and one set of business rules. It does not replace an agent, broker, association staff member, or licensed professional. It handles structured preparation so people can spend more time on relationships, strategy, and decisions.
Prepare
Turn messy requests into summaries, checklists, drafts, lead notes, document highlights, and next-step recommendations.
Route
Send high-value, sensitive, or ready-to-act moments to the right staff member, broker, agent, or support queue.
Learn safely
Improve workflow prompts and routing rules from reviewed outcomes without exposing private client or member data as public training material.
Designed around roles
Agents for the work your team actually does.
The market is crowded with writing tools, chat widgets, and generic AI assistants. Hard Coded focuses on task-specific workflows that understand the audience, inputs, handoff rules, and compliance posture before they answer.
Residential
Lead response, showing prep, client preference summaries, listing copy drafts, and CRM-ready follow-up prompts.
Commercial
Deal-room summaries, lease abstracts, diligence checklists, tenant requirements, and broker briefing notes.
Luxury
High-touch concierge workflows, premium listing narratives, private showing prep, and brand-safe campaign drafts.
Investors
Pipeline triage, property notes, hold/sell prompts, risk summaries, and investor communication drafts.
Brokerages
Recruiting workflows, agent onboarding, compliance reminders, team reporting, and office-level task routing.
Associations
Member support, event/course Q&A, policy retrieval, knowledge-base search, and escalation to staff.
How we compete
Better than a chatbot because it is part of the operating system.
Competitors often stop at instant replies, content generation, or standalone assistants. The better product is a governed agent layer that can read the right context, write to the right queue, and stop when a licensed professional or staff member needs to decide.
Workflow-specific agents
Each agent is scoped to a clear real estate job, data source, user role, and escalation path.
Clean-data grounding
Agents can retrieve from approved site copy, policies, CRM notes, events, LMS content, listings, and internal playbooks.
Human handoff by design
The agent prepares, qualifies, drafts, summarizes, and routes; people remain responsible for final professional judgment.
Compliance-aware prompts
Fair housing, antitrust, communications, accessibility, privacy, and AI-use boundaries are built into the operating model.
Reason with approved context
Ground answers in approved content, workflows, policies, and client-specific operating data.
Create auditable outputs
Summaries, drafts, and recommendations should cite source context and preserve enough history for staff review.
Respect boundaries
Agents should avoid legal, brokerage, fair housing, antitrust, financial, tax, or MLS advice without human review.
Route to people
Hand off qualified leads, exceptions, sensitive requests, and high-value moments to the right human owner.
Trademark-safe positioning
We describe the audience as real estate professionals, agents, brokerages, associations, and members. REALTOR should not be used as the product name or app name unless reviewed and approved under applicable membership-mark rules.