Rechat Integrates With Chatgpt, Claude

Rechat has launched the Rechat MCP Server, a secure integration that allows AI assistants such as ChatGPT and Claude to perform work directly inside the company’s platform, enabling agents to manage contacts, launch marketing campaigns and track transactions using natural language.

Built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP), the integration connects AI assistants directly to Rechat’s operating system, allowing agents to execute tasks within their existing business workflows instead of receiving only general guidance.

“For AI to do real work, it needs more than access. It needs structure and trust,” said Emil Sedgh, chief technology officer of Rechat. “Every tool on the MCP Server is scoped to a real workflow and secured with OAuth. Instead of only bringing partners into Rechat, we’re bringing Rechat into every AI tool an agent already uses.”

The MCP Server enables agents to use AI assistants to complete tasks tied to their business data, including contacts, deals, campaigns and branding.

Through the integration, agents can manage contacts and reminders, create marketing materials such as email campaigns, social posts and listing websites, check transaction status and ask broader business questions.

Rather than exposing raw data, the integration is designed around real estate workflows, allowing AI assistants to execute tasks the way agents naturally work.

“Every major platform is opening up to AI. TikTok and Meta did it for advertisers; Rechat is doing it for real estate,” said Shayan Hamidi, founder and CEO of Rechat. “Our super app becomes the operating system AI runs on.”

The integration uses OAuth authentication and permission-based access, ensuring AI assistants can perform only the actions an individual agent is authorized to complete within Rechat.

The MCP Server extends Rechat’s AI strategy beyond its in-platform assistant, Lucy, allowing agents to use external AI tools while remaining connected to Rechat’s data and workflows.

The Rechat MCP Server is available now for developers, while agents and brokerages can join a waitlist for broader access.

This article was generated using HousingWire Automation and reviewed by a HousingWire editor before publication.