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recipe RE-04 · v1.2 · ~15 min Real Estate

Draft a property-market brief with an AI agent — without leaking client data.

Problem
You need a sharp neighborhood market brief for a client meeting, fast — but the listing sheet and client notes can’t go into a public model.{" "} Job: turn messy local data into a credible one-pager in minutes, safely.
Method
  1. Strip identifiers from the source data locally (a provided script does this).
  2. Prompt the agent with the anonymized sample and a fixed brief template.
  3. Review the draft against the checklist before anything leaves your machine.
agent — property-brief · sample dataset (non-confidential)
                    {"$ "}
                    {"brief"}
                    {" --input "}
                    {"sample_listings.csv"}
                    {" --template market-1pager\n\n"}
                    {"✓ redacted 3 fields (owner_name, phone, exact_address)\n✓ 41 comps in radius · median $/sqft computed\n\n"}
                    {"MARKET BRIEF — Maple Heights (sample)\n"}
                    {" · Median list: $420/sqft  (▲ 4.1% QoQ)\n · Days on market: 22  (was 31)\n · Inventory: 1.8 mo — seller-leaning\n · Read: price to comp, expect <2 wks at ask\n\n"}
                    {"# cost this run: $0.03 · model: claude · 2,140 tokens"}
                  
Safeguards
Redaction runs on your machine — raw client data never reaches the model.
A human review step is required before the brief is shared. The checklist is part of the recipe.
Try it
Run the same brief on the included sample dataset (no real client data) in about 15 minutes — then swap in your own, safely.{" "} ◷ cost to try ≈ $0.03
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