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Talk to it before you give it your leads
Type like a lead would and read what comes back. Nothing you enter is stored.
Assistant, 123 Oak St
Demo thread
You are texting a simulated assistant for a made-up listing at 123 Oak St: 3 bed, 2 bath, 1,840 sq ft, built 1998. Ask about the property, about selling, or something it should refuse to answer.
This is a simulation
Replies come from a fixed script, picked by keyword from what you type. There is no language model behind it and no CRM or calendar connected. The real assistant answers from your own listing facts and standard answers, and writes the conversation back to your CRM. What is worth judging here is where it stops: the refusals and the handoffs are the same ones it makes in production.What to watch for
The interesting part of a lead assistant is not the sentences it produces. It is where it stops.
It says what it is
The first reply identifies it as an assistant. Ask it directly whether it is a bot and it will tell you again.
It refuses the wrong questions
Ask about schools, safety, a neighborhood comparison, mortgage rates or what the sellers would accept. It declines and routes to a human instead of guessing.
One question at a time
Every reply ends with a single question. Two questions in one text gets you one answer at best.
It closes on a time
Once the basics are answered it offers specific slots rather than asking you to suggest one.
Showing booking
The step a qualified conversation ends on
Booking runs through a Cal.com embed or your own scheduling link. Cal.com is MIT licensed, so this is an embed rather than a fork of their stack.
Book a showing
This is the booking step a qualified lead reaches at the end of a conversation.
Book a call
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What the lead sees
Slots come from your real calendar with travel buffers applied. A blocked afternoon stops being offered.
Rules applied to every slot
- Travel buffer before and after, set per market
- Minimum notice window, so nobody books 20 minutes out
- Daily cap, so Saturday does not become nine appointments
- Your calendar is the only source of availability
Run it on one of your own lead sources
The trial connects a single source so you can read the first ten real threads before opening anything else.
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