Operating spine
4 reposstrategy source, owner template, brother install, Vercel portal
FrankX Work / Property Intelligence OS
Built brother-first for German rental operations, then packaged as a repeatable GitHub and Vercel template: owner workspace, renter portal, listing studio, support triage, Railway-ready MCP, and Codex/Claude workflows.
Live template proof

Agent drafts
Codex and Claude ready
Human gates
approval before commitments
Runtime
Vercel + Railway MCP path
Operating spine
4 reposstrategy source, owner template, brother install, Vercel portal
Agent team
9 rolessteward, concierge, listing ops, maintenance, privacy, visual QA
Listing flow
4 channelsown website, Kleinanzeigen, ImmoScout24, Immowelt
V1 trust rule
Human gateno pricing, lease, availability, or urgent commitments without owner approval
Public kit
v0.1.0downloadable ZIP, checksum, v0 prompt, partner guide, release manifest
Public release candidate
The free package is deliberately useful but bounded: it gives owners and implementers the operating model, the build prompt, and partner guide without leaking private install data.
Safe public boundary
The download contains template strategy, not renter data. Private property facts, portal access codes, payments, lease terms, and owner decisions stay inside the installed workspace.
Public-safe package with the product manifest, README, v0/Vercel prompt, and partner implementation guide.
A build brief for recreating the portal experience with modern Next.js and Vercel defaults.
How an implementer packages this into paid installs, retainers, and premium owner operations.
Role-by-role operating model for steward, listing, inquiry, renter guide, maintenance, privacy, QA, and partner agents.
Railway-ready MCP boundary with resources, tools, prompts, environment variables, health checks, and safety rules.
Step-by-step owner or agency installation path from repos to preview to agent dry-runs and retainer loop.
Machine-readable scope, boundaries, repos, gates, and template positioning for the release.
Live GitHub and Vercel templates
The free community path is now forkable, downloadable, and deployable from the public repositories.
Public GitHub template with Codex/Claude instructions, agent profiles, MCP boundary, Railway architecture, and validation gates.
Public Next.js/Vercel template for property pages, renter portal, inquiry/support intake, owner dashboard, and listing studio.
Clone the public portal template into a Vercel project for owner preview, domain setup, and later production hardening.
The v0.1.0 GitHub releases provide stable source ZIPs for both the owner OS and the Vercel portal template.
Self-service product
The market is full of property tools. The wedge here is an AI-native operating layer that is easy to install, safe to supervise, and premium enough to justify better renter expectations.
A property owner can add approved facts, publish a premium property page, review inquiries, and approve agent drafts without learning a heavy suite first.
A renter gets one calm portal for stay or rental information, support, documents, renewal interest, and urgent escalation.
A partner can sell setup, content migration, listing refresh, support knowledge-base hardening, and managed weekly operations.
A real estate agency can standardize property websites, inquiry triage, vacancy reporting, and approved answer workflows across a portfolio.
Example experience
The premium move is not a louder dashboard. It is a renter page that answers questions, an owner cockpit that preserves decisions, and agents that draft without overstepping.
Public property layer
Real media, verified amenities, approval-aware availability, and an inquiry path that does not overpromise.
Status
owner review
Rent
requires approval
FAQ
12 answers
Operating system
Small owners do not need a heavy property-management suite first. They need a premium front desk, a clean renter answer layer, and a disciplined work queue.
Research, operating manual, schemas, governance, release gates, and commercial roadmap.
Codex and Claude-ready workspace with runbooks, issue templates, approval gates, and privacy scans.
Placeholder-safe German pilot workspace ready for approved real property facts and owner workflows.
Next.js App Router portal with property page, inquiry flow, renter support, owner cockpit, and listing admin.
Hosted AI architecture
This is designed as agentic-as-a-service infrastructure: the agents know their lanes, the data boundary is explicit, and integrations are added only after the manual workflow proves useful.
Next.js App Router on Vercel: property pages, renter portal, inquiry/support forms, owner dashboard, listing studio, and preview gates.
GitHub and MDX/YAML hold public-safe property facts, policies, listing copy, FAQs, workflow docs, and release decisions.
Secure database and object storage handle inquiries, tickets, renter sessions, documents, and sanitized issue summaries.
Codex, Claude Code, role markdown, skills, commands, approval checkpoints, and MCP tools draft work without making owner commitments.
Railway-ready MCP service exposes property search, listing draft, support triage, approval status, and privacy-scan tools.
EstateSync, ImmoScout24, Kleinanzeigen, Immowelt, email, WhatsApp, calendar, Stripe, e-signature, and vendor routing enter after manual proof.
Business substrate
The winning shape is not only software. It is a productized service business: implementers can sell setup, owners get relief, renters get clarity, and agencies get a repeatable premium operating standard.
Public starter kit and Vercel/v0 prompt create reach, trust, and implementer adoption.
Property onboarding, facts, photos, portal, inquiry flow, listing drafts, and owner training.
Weekly owner review, FAQ updates, listing refresh, support knowledge hygiene, analytics, and agent run audit.
White-label implementation playbook, private install runbook, support standards, and premium quality gates.
Weekly loop
Success criteria
Private install path
The brother pilot becomes the evidence. The template becomes the product. The premium web experience becomes the reason owners can charge more and answer less.