Rechat connects ChatGPT, Claude to agent workflows
Rechat has introduced a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that allows AI assistants, including Claude and ChatGPT, to carry out agent-directed tasks within the company’s platform using the agent’s contacts, marketing, transactions and other business data
The integration connects AI tools with Rechat through permission-based access. Agents can use compatible assistants to manage contacts and follow-ups, create marketing materials, update listing websites and review transaction status, with access limited to the functions authorized for each user, the company said
The server is designed to extend Rechat’s existing AI capabilities beyond its platform, which includes its own AI agent assistant, Lucy.
“Agents already have an AI assistant open all day. What’s been missing is the connection to their actual business,” Audie Chamberlain, Rechat’s VP of strategic growth and communications, said in a news release. “Now they can ask Claude to launch a campaign or stay up to date on deals, and it happens in Rechat, with their real data and their own brand.”
The MCP Server is available to developers now and works with MCP-compatible clients, while agents and brokerages can join a waitlist for access
RealAnalytica launches ‘AI workforce’ for real estate professionals
RealAnalytica has unveiled Atlas Agents, which it describes as an “AI workforce” designed to help real estate agents and brokerages manage recurring business tasks
Atlas Agents brings together workflows spanning CRM, email, MLS and tax data, marketing, recruiting, analytics, e-signature and transactions, supporting more than 30 integrations, the company said in a news release.
The system can operate continuously in the background, monitoring listings and transactions, surfacing opportunities and carrying out approved recurring or multistep workflows, while brokerages can configure processes around their own operating rules and brand standards. The product comes pre-trained on real estate-specific skills and workflows, saving agents and brokers time when assigning a task, RealAnalytica noted
At launch, Atlas Agents includes AI tools for lead follow-up, client engagement, listing analysis, transaction management, marketing and custom workflows.
Agents maintain control of their client relationships and decisions, but the product gives them “the operating capacity of a larger team without having to hire for every function,” the company said
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