onehomev1.1.6

A buyer received a magic-link email from their real-estate agent pointing at portal.onehome.com. They open it and want the MCP to pull every listing the agent grouped under 'Lake Lure' and show photos, schools, and walk score. The agent authenticates via ONEHOME_MAGIC_LINK and searches each group in turn.

A user gives only an MLS number or partial street address and the zillow/redfin MCPs return nothing because the property is off-market or agent-only. The agent calls onehome_search_suggestions to bypass group structure and find the listing directly. It then uses onehome_get_property for the full record.

A relocating family is deciding between four houses their agent shared. They want payment estimates, school ratings, and a single comparison table. The agent runs onehome_compare_properties with view full, then onehome_calculate_mortgage on each finalist to give monthly PITI numbers without any network call.

A buyer has a saved search for downtown condos under $600k inside their OneHome group. The agent calls onehome_get_saved_search_with_listings to retrieve the filter and inflated listings in one hop, then summarizes new matches. The buyer never has to re-enter their criteria manually.

An agent wants to embed every photo from a single listing into a client presentation deck. Because MediaListingById is media-only, the agent must pass view: full or the Thumbnail/Medium/Large keys come back stripped and empty. The agent also calls onehome_get_walk_score for a neighborhood slide.

CoreLogic's OneHome is sold through real-estate brokerages, which provision private magic links to their buyer clients. The MCP rides on that existing relationship rather than creating a new account. Revenue flows from brokerage subscriptions and MLS technology fees, not from the end buyer.

A developer packages onehome-mcp alongside zillow, redfin, and homes MCPs into a single realty research product for agents. The subscription fee covers the concierge layer that normalizes auth modes and reconciles results across portals. OneHome access itself is gated by the user's existing agent invitation.

If the MCP surfaces listings to consumers who then engage an agent, the brokerage can attribute the lead back through the OneHome portal token. Lead-routing and referral fees become the monetization path. The skill's group/saved-search structure already encodes agent ownership of every listing bucket.