The only real-estate portal in Estonia with agent support
Your AI agent — ChatGPT, Claude or the one your agency runs itself — can search Kodu, compare, keep favourites and add listings on your behalf. Not by scraping a screen, but over the interface the portal offers for exactly that. No other property portal in Estonia has one.
What an agent does on Kodu
- Searches the way a person asks. "A three-room flat in the city centre up to €250,000, with a balcony, not on the ground floor" — and the answer is listings, not links to click open yourself.
- Watches. A saved search, and the agent says when something new comes.
- Calculates. The monthly payment, the price per square metre in an area, the market overview — from the same data the portal shows.
- Publishes for you. An estate agent tells the agent the address, the price and a few sentences; the agent drafts the listing. Every change made in your name waits for your confirmation — the agent proposes, you decide.
- Minds your own things. Your listings, their views, inquiries and invoices — for the agent holding your key, and nobody else.
How it works
- A key. An API key is made in your comm.ee account's console, under its settings — the same account you sign in to Kodu with. It is the agent's ticket, and it can be revoked at any moment.
- An address. The agent is given the MCP endpoint
https://kodu.comm.ee/mcpand the key. That is the Model Context Protocol, the same standard ChatGPT, Claude and the other agents use for tools. - Ask. Everything else is a conversation.
For a programmer the same thing exists as a REST interface. Both are in the documentation — with examples that can be tried on the documentation page itself.
And an assistant inside the portal
Whoever brings no agent gets Kodu's own: a signed-in reader has Assistant in the account menu, answering with the same tools under the same rules — every change behind your confirmation.
Why it matters
Property is searched for more and more by asking, not by clicking filters. A portal an agent cannot use is left out of that conversation. Kodu is built to be in it — an agency's listings included.