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Your favorite AI, working on your real estate website.

The MCP connector gives your AI tool a private URL to your site. It reads, writes and checks; you publish.

What your AI can do

Ask in plain English.

Build and edit pages

Read any page, change blocks, add pages, write answer pages and blog posts, change your colors, fonts and CSS. Free: no Studio credits.

Set up MLS widgets

Find neighborhoods, save a listing grid or search widget, preview how many homes it will show, and get the embed code for any site.

Check before you publish

See exactly what the draft would change, check what search and AI engines read on a page, and undo. Publishing asks you first.

Set it up in a minute

Sign in at portal.agnt.pro, open Website, then Connect to Claude, and click Get my key. Copy the connector URL; it is shown once. Treat it like a password.

Claude Code

claude mcp add --transport http realsavvy <your connector URL> --scope user

Codex

codex mcp add realsavvy --url <your connector URL>

Cursor (~/.cursor/mcp.json)

{ "mcpServers": { "realsavvy": { "url": "<your connector URL>" } } }

Claude on the web or desktop: Settings, Connectors, Add custom connector, paste the URL, no sign-in. ChatGPT: turn on Developer mode under Apps, create an app with the URL, authentication None. Lovable, Bolt and v0: add a custom MCP connector with the URL and no authentication.

Things to ask

  • Give me an overview of my Studio site and what is in the draft.
  • Create a Lake Austin page: an answer-first intro, a homes-for-sale grid, an FAQ and a contact form.
  • Write 10 answer pages for questions Austin buyers ask, then check each one.
  • Make the hero buttons red with square corners and stack them on mobile.
  • Add a contact form to my About page that sends leads to Follow Up Boss.
  • Show me what changed, then publish.

Safe with MLS data

Your AI never sees listing data.

No connector tool returns listing rows. Listings reach visitors only through RealSavvy widgets, which carry the MLS credit and disclaimers your MLS requires, so nothing licensed lands in a chat or in your site's code.

Is MCP safe for MLS data?
A Savvy Studio site with live listings

Answers

Claude, ChatGPT, Codex and MCP, answered

What is MCP and what does it mean for real estate agents?

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open protocol that lets an AI tool like Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor call tools in another system. For a real estate agent, that means you can ask your AI in plain English to work on your website. With the RealSavvy connector, it can add MLS search widgets, set up a Follow Up Boss compliant contact form, and build or edit pages on a Savvy Studio site.

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How do I connect Claude to my real estate website?

Get your connector URL from portal.agnt.pro (Website, Connect to Claude, Get my key), then add it in Claude under Settings, Connectors, Add custom connector, with no sign-in. In Claude Code, run one command instead. Once it is on, ask Claude in plain English to add MLS search, a lead form, or new pages. The connector is included with paid RealSavvy and Savvy Studio plans.

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Can Claude work with Follow Up Boss leads from my website?

Yes, on the website side. Through the RealSavvy connector, Claude can add a Follow Up Boss compliant contact form to your site and check whether your CRM and Follow Up Boss connection is set up. Leads from that form are filed in the RealSavvy AI CRM and Follow Up Boss. The connector does not read or edit your Follow Up Boss contacts; that work stays in Follow Up Boss.

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Can ChatGPT build and edit my real estate website?

Yes. ChatGPT can work on your real estate website once you add the RealSavvy connector as an app in developer mode (Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise and Edu, on the web). It can then add MLS widgets and a lead form, and on a Savvy Studio site it can read and edit pages. Some plans limit developer mode to read-only tools; if saving is blocked, use Codex or Claude.

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How do I use OpenAI Codex to add IDX to a real estate site?

Add the RealSavvy connector to Codex with one command, then ask Codex to add MLS search to your site. Codex saves a search or grid widget, gets the embed code (one script tag plus a slot div per widget), puts it in your project, and checks the live page. Listings show through the licensed widget, so no listing data lands in your code. You need a RealSavvy account with IDX.

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Can Claude Code build a real estate website with live listings?

Yes. Claude Code can build the site and, with the RealSavvy connector, add live MLS listings through licensed widgets: search with a map, neighborhood grids, listing grids and sliders. It starts from get_starter, a working page set in your brand, then adds widgets with one script tag and a slot per widget. Listing data never goes into your code. You need a paid RealSavvy account with IDX.

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How do I add MLS search to a site I build in Cursor?

Add the RealSavvy connector to Cursor in Settings, MCP, or in ~/.cursor/mcp.json, then ask Cursor's agent to add a property search page. It reads your setup with get_site, gets the embed code, places the loader script and an idx-search slot in your project, and checks the live page. Search runs through the licensed widget with a map, so no listing data ends up in your repo.

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What can an MCP server for a real estate website do?

An MCP server for a real estate website gives your AI tool named actions on your site. The RealSavvy connector lets it add MLS search, neighborhood and listing grids, add a Follow Up Boss compliant contact form, and check a live page. On a Savvy Studio site it can also read and edit pages, write answer pages and blog posts, change the brand and CSS, and publish after you agree.

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