Tendeck: AI-run real estate CRM + broker recruiting

Plain-language description of the two Nuvidian products (P1 brokerage recruiting CRM, P2 agent CRM), what is free, and what the product never does.

What each product includes for free, in plain numbers (P1: full pond + pipeline, 3 recruiters; P2: unlimited people/deals, no AI quotas because Tendeck runs no AI of its own, 1 farm list).

Takes no parameters.

Optional paid add-ons with their unit and price in cents. Prices only — no costs, no margins.

Sign up for free: create a pending workspace and send a 6-digit code to the user's email (preferred) or US phone. Ask the user for the code, then call verify_phone. Idempotent on idem_key. FIRST show the human the Terms of Service (https://tendeck.ai/terms) and Privacy Notice (https://tendeck.ai/privacy), ask whether they accept, and pass accept_terms: true only if they say yes.

Finish signup: check the 6-digit code the user received by email (or text), activate the workspace and return a session token.

Show a sample of Nuvidian P1's 'Today's 10' deck built from fictional Florida agents, so a human can see what the product does before signing up. Call it when someone asks 'what is P1?' or 'show me'. The cards are unmistakably fake (555-01xx phones, @example.com emails, brokerages ending in ' (demo)'), scored and sorted like a real deck. Show the cards in order with score and the plain-English 'why' line, then read out the note: it says this is a public sample and how to start a free workspace. Nothing is written and nobody is contacted.

Show a sample of Nuvidian P2's Today's 10 built from fictional people, so a human can see what the product does before signing up. Call it when someone asks 'what is P2?' or 'show me'. Each card is a fictional person with a plain-English reason to reach out today (overdue follow-up, a deal with no next step, a home anniversary, a new lead nobody has called, a stalled deal, a past client you have left alone). Read the cards out in order with their 'why' line, then read the note: it says the people are fake and how to start a free workspace. Nothing is written and nobody is contacted.

Takes no parameters.

Use this before taking an order: it lists the products you can sell right now, the price of each, and which payment apps are available. It also explains how payment works. Show the human the product name and exact price before calling order_create.

Free look at the Florida licensed-agent market in one county, from the public DBPR licence file: how many agents were licensed in the last 3 years, how many got a new licence in the last 30 days, how many changed brokerage in the last 90 days, which offices are losing agents, and three sample profiles with the last name hidden. Call it when a broker asks 'how many agents are in Hillsborough?', 'who is moving in Miami-Dade?' or before they buy. Read the numbers back to the human and offer the paid list; the free version never shows a full name.

Report a problem with Tendeck to the Tendeck engineers. Use it when a Tendeck tool fails, returns something that looks wrong, or the user is stuck (sign-in, payment, a missing delivery). Include what you were trying to do, the tool name and the exact error text. Do not include passwords or payment details. Returns a ticket and a status_token: keep both and call support_status later for the reply. Tell the user the team has it.

Check a support ticket you filed earlier and read the Tendeck team's reply or fix. Call it with the ticket and the status_token that support_report returned; when you are signed in to the same workspace you can pass the ticket alone. Tell the user plainly what the reply says and whether they need to do anything.

Answer any how-to or support question about Tendeck (sign-in, password, billing, connecting ChatGPT/Claude, importing, texting, privacy). Call this BEFORE telling the user you don't know.

What Tendeck plugs into: live connectors, the next ones being built, and what is planned, each with what it gives the agent and how to connect. Use it when they ask 'does Tendeck work with X?' or name a tool they use (dotloop, SkySlope, Zillow, kvCORE, Canva...). If X is not live, tell them honestly, give the 'today' workaround, and record their interest with connector_request.