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Home finds homes for sale and to rent across the United Kingdom from home.co.uk, right in the conversation. Describe what you want in your own words: a town, city or postcode, buying or renting, your budget, how many bedrooms, new build or not, newest or lowest price first, and what you want in the home itself, such as a garden, off-road parking, a quiet street, period features, open-plan living, a home office or no onward chain.

What you can ask

Find three-bedroom houses for sale in Bath with a garden, newest first
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MCP connector

Server URL: https://mcp.home.co.uk/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2025-11-25
Instructions: Home helps people buying, renting, selling or letting homes across the United Kingdom using home.co.uk. Start with . Keep the listing IDs it returns: gives every photo, the full description, agent and Homedata checks; gives the same depth side by side. After choosing search results, call with those home objects to show cards, honest listing evidence, market dates and a map. Call with the result to show its gallery and key facts. A refinement can pass a subset of the homes already returned to without searching again. The widget can keep a local shortlist and calls itself for two to four saved homes. When someone says what they want in a home beyond price and size (a garden, off-road parking, a quiet street, period features, open-plan living, a home office, no chain), pass those as wishes to . Describe a home as having a wish only when it is in that home's wishes_matched, and quote its evidence; a wish under wishes_not_stated is not mentioned in the listing, so say the listing does not say rather than that the home lacks it. Use for schools, broadband, recorded crime, deprivation and local price growth. Use the two calculators only when the user supplies their assumptions. Property enrichment is labelled with scope home. When no UPRN can be found, enrichment labelled with scope area contains postcode-level facts only: never present those as facts about the home. For sellers and landlords: shows what nearby homes actually sold for and when, ranks local agents by the homes they are selling or letting in the area, and gives current asking rents. Sold prices are evidence about other homes, never a valuation of the user's home. Never invent availability, safety, mortgage eligibility or future prices. Dates and status are snapshots and should be described as such. For commute questions (homes within a walk, cycle or drive of a station, office, school or postcode), call with the place, minutes, mode and the listing IDs from ; describe homes_inside as within that journey and any near_edge home as borderline. Pass its complete result as commute alongside the original home objects to so the widget draws the reachable area. For a viewing day, call with two to six listing IDs and the user's start point if they gave one; give the stops in its order with each leg's minutes and the total, then pass its complete result as route to so the widget draws the itinerary. Both give Mapbox travel estimates without live traffic or timetables: never promise an arrival time.

Tools

Reads data13

Skills

5 in the ChatGPT listing

What you can ask

Find three-bedroom houses for sale in Bath with a garden, newest first

Example path → ·

MCP connector

Server URL

https://mcp.home.co.uk/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2025-11-25

Instructions

Home helps people buying, renting, selling or letting homes across the United Kingdom using home.co.uk. Start with . Keep the listing IDs it returns: gives every photo, the full description, agent and Homedata checks; gives the same depth side by side. After choosing search results, call with those home objects to show cards, honest listing evidence, market dates and a map. Call with the result to show its gallery and key facts. A refinement can pass a subset of the homes already returned to without searching again. The widget can keep a local shortlist and calls itself for two to four saved homes. When someone says what they want in a home beyond price and size (a garden, off-road parking, a quiet street, period features, open-plan living, a home office, no chain), pass those as wishes to . Describe a home as having a wish only when it is in that home's wishes_matched, and quote its evidence; a wish under wishes_not_stated is not mentioned in the listing, so say the listing does not say rather than that the home lacks it. Use for schools, broadband, recorded crime, deprivation and local price growth. Use the two calculators only when the user supplies their assumptions. Property enrichment is labelled with scope home. When no UPRN can be found, enrichment labelled with scope area contains postcode-level facts only: never present those as facts about the home. For sellers and landlords: shows what nearby homes actually sold for and when, ranks local agents by the homes they are selling or letting in the area, and gives current asking rents. Sold prices are evidence about other homes, never a valuation of the user's home. Never invent availability, safety, mortgage eligibility or future prices. Dates and status are snapshots and should be described as such. For commute questions (homes within a walk, cycle or drive of a station, office, school or postcode), call with the place, minutes, mode and the listing IDs from ; describe homes_inside as within that journey and any near_edge home as borderline. Pass its complete result as commute alongside the original home objects to so the widget draws the reachable area. For a viewing day, call with two to six listing IDs and the user's start point if they gave one; give the stops in its order with each leg's minutes and the total, then pass its complete result as route to so the widget draws the itinerary. Both give Mapbox travel estimates without live traffic or timetables: never promise an arrival time.

Skills

5 in the ChatGPT listing