Unified Crexi and LoopNet extraction. Listings, brokers, asking terms, and photos in one normalized schema.

Turn a street address into the county parcel record: APN, owner of record, lot size, assessed value.

The Notion workspace a brokerage actually runs on. Pipeline, assets, leases, investors, reporting.

Assembles a sourced public-records profile for one property, then waits for your approval to promote it.

Crexi and LoopNet in one schema. Deduplicates the same asset listed twice across both platforms.

Address to APN with a confidence score. Fails loudly on ambiguous matches instead of guessing.

Ownership chain by APN. Grantor, grantee, instrument type, consideration, recording date.

Permit history and open applications by parcel. The earliest signal that an asset is about to change.

Resolve the LLC on title to its registered agent and principals via Secretary of State filings.

Listing broker, firm, direct line, and email from the listing page. Verified, never guessed.

Monitors municipal agendas for rezoning, variance, and entitlement items on parcels you track.

Detects tenant expansions, contractions, and relocations from permits, filings, and local press.

Deal pipeline, asset register, lease abstracts, investor CRM, diligence checklists, reporting.

Stage-gated pipeline with probability weighting, next-action tracking, and a weekly review view.

Relationships, commitments, capital calls, distributions, and an update log per investor.

Key dates, options, escalations, and recovery terms, abstracted into one queryable database.

A real DD list with owners, deadlines, and a document register that shows what is still missing.

Run client work the way this platform does: one instance per client, shared capability library.

Resolves parcel, deeds, permits, taxes, and ownership, then proposes each section for review.

Takes a promoted ownership record and builds a verified outreach list with a written angle.

Watches a saved search, creates property entities, and hands each one to the researcher.

Turns a submarket query into a sourced brief with comps, absorption, and permit activity.

Classifies inbound broker and tenant mail, extracts the ask, and drafts a reply for approval.

Reads an uploaded lease or PSA and flags dates, options, and terms against your checklist.

Single-asset marketing site with gallery, floorplans, demographics, and an inquiry form.

Multi-page firm site with a listings index, broker profiles, and a market insights blog.

OM layout system with financial exhibits, rent roll tables, and a print-ready export.

Email, social, and flyer templates that pull from one listing record so nothing drifts.

Six modules, self-paced. Build the operations OS, then wire agents into it. Templates included.

The book on platform product-line architecture: build once, configure per client, compound forever.

What an MCP server is, what belongs in one, and how to scope tools that agents use correctly.

The intake questionnaires used on every engagement here. Tools, agents, connectors, workflows.

Manages commercial listings end to end — create, update, archive, Buildout sync, and map-ready geo data. Broker-level RLS, never hard-deletes.

The orchestrator. Routes every multi-domain request to the right domain agent, synthesizes results across them, and owns the platform audit log.

Owns public website content via the CMS. Reads and writes pages and sections, drives the publish/draft/archive lifecycle, and manages SEO fields.

Runs the prospect pipeline from lead to closed deal. Logs activities, links deals to properties, and handles broker assignment under scoped RLS.

Market-insight articles and editorial content. Creates, edits, publishes, and archives — then feeds published pieces to the website insights section.

Email execution and the growth engine. Sends via Resend, tracks performance, and targets audiences from CRM lists. Always confirms before send.

Read-only reporting across every domain. Aggregates page views, property engagement, email performance, and CRM conversion — never writes.

Google Workspace on the broker’s behalf — send Gmail, create Calendar events, search Docs. Service account with domain-wide delegation.

Market intelligence and outreach. Surfaces comparable property data, runs AI outreach sequences against prospect lists, and reports SEO/AEO performance.

Writes and refactors TypeScript under strict type-safety and “inevitable code” principles. Result types, functions over classes, errors made impossible.

Systematically define your company’s core identity, codify your brand, and power a high-converting website. 23 column prompts + free Context Brief & Questionnaire.

Turn a raw offering into positioned, benefit-led product and service copy — features, use cases, pricing narrative, and objection handling.

Build rich ICP and buyer-persona profiles — pains, triggers, objections, and the language they actually use.

Codify tone, message pillars, taglines, and a reusable messaging matrix so every channel sounds like one company.

Home, about, services, and landing-page copy generated straight from your identity layer — section by section, on-brand.

Cold emails, call scripts, one-pagers, and objection responses that pull from your positioning and personas.

Campaign concepts, ad copy, email sequences, and social posts built from one brief so nothing drifts off-message.

Article outlines, blog drafts, newsletters, and repurposing prompts — a full editorial pipeline in one library.

Structured prompts for market sizing, competitor teardowns, positioning maps, and SWOT — decision-ready.

Lead-magnet ideas, outreach angles, qualification questions, and follow-up sequences scoped to your ICP.

Eleven typed CRE data tools behind one endpoint — parcel, deeds, permits, ownership, comps, demographics. The server the Property Profile Agent runs on.

The registry: servers, tools, client keys, tool-run logs, and the private → unlisted → public publishing flow with an enforced checklist.

The Universal Custom MCP Server behind every hosted client instance. Locked private by design — client instances are configuration, never a fork.

Your data layer as typed tools: scoping via the CONNECTOR intake, versioned build, private deploy, and the option to publish as a product later.

Snapshots the entire Apify Store — rating, reviews, users, MAU, pricing per Actor — into one queryable dataset. Wave 0 of the suite.

Measures incumbent strength: docs quality, open issues, changelog staleness, input complexity. Decides if a category is a fortress or a gap.

Runs the scoring model over radar snapshots — Demand, CR3/HHI, Quality Gap — and emits a ranked opportunity matrix with one verdict per arena.

Converts verdicts into Context Briefs — Product Dev, Campaign, Report, Service Offer — the only interface the prompt libraries accept.

24 prompts across four libraries — Actor docs, marketing, code scaffold, service sales. Input a brief, output the deliverable.