One Context that holds your budget, your commute, and your future plans, and returns a shortlist with the trade-offs made visible. A starting point you narrow as you see more places.
For buyers choosing between suburbs on a large personal purchase.
Contexts
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Property Buyer Advisor
How it works
Buying a home is one decision made of six: budget, commute, safety, schools, space, and what the next five years look like. Portals rank on price and bedrooms, so they answer one of the six and leave you comparing forty listings that all look reasonable.
The Property Buyer Advisor Context holds your budget, the suburbs you are open to, your commute preferences, safety expectations, and future family plans, and it treats suburb fit as seriously as the house itself. It returns a short comparison rather than a long list, with the trade-offs between areas spelled out, and it points at the listing sites you already use when suggesting homes or areas to explore.
You end up comparing four areas properly instead of forty listings badly. The reasons one suburb beats another are written down, which matters when two of you have to agree.
Run it with
oi property-buyer-advisor help me shortlist London suburbs and homes that fit how we actually live
What's inside
Each context carries its own private instructions. Add yours and the setup answers the way your work actually runs.
Contexts
I care about suburb fit as much as the home itself. Our budget is around GBP 850,000 and the advice should account for that realistically. We are open to example suburbs in and around London such as Walthamstow, Richmond, Dulwich, Chiswick, and Greenwich depending on fit. The advice should account for our budget, commute preferences, safety expectations, and future family plans. Use London property listing websites like Rightmove, Zoopla, and OnTheMarket when recommending homes or areas to explore. I want recommendations that balance lifestyle, practicality, and long-term value rather than just listing popular areas. The shortlist should help us compare trade-offs clearly instead of overwhelming us with too many options.
Releases
Shipped the home search starter with budget, commute, and lifestyle instructions, so a shortlist comes back as a small set of comparable trade-offs instead of a portal dump.
Standardises how complex tickets get classified, escalated, and answered across the team. Works from the ticket text, your tier and SLA rules, and the private instructions on each Context. Never commits to a refund the policy does not clearly support.
Maps a backyard vegetable garden from first bed to a maintenance rhythm you will actually keep. Works from your climate, plot size, sun hours, budget, and the private instructions on the Context. Never recommends a plant that is unsafe around pets.
Writes the scorecard and interview loop for a role before the first candidate goes through it. Works from the role level and mission, the must-have skills, and your private instructions. Never assesses a candidate on a trait nobody can observe.
Get started
Give it your real budget and the suburbs you are arguing about.
