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Agent One in ChatGPT

The Agent One plugin makes real estate listing videos from your property photos, and turns a ChatGPT conversation into an AI agent for your business, event, product, or class.

For a listing video, attach your photos, tell ChatGPT what to show on screen, and Agent One makes a polished 16:9 MP4 slideshow with gentle motion and music, usually ready in 10 to 30 minutes. For an agent, tell ChatGPT what the agent should know and it creates the agent privately in your Agent One account. Then open the Preview & publish link, try the agent, and publish it with one click to get a hosted page with its own link, plus a chat widget you can embed on any website. The agent answers the public's questions and can collect leads. You can then see what visitors ask, improve the agent's answers, and follow up on leads from the same chat.

The plugin also works in Codex.

Make a listing video in ChatGPT

Attach up to 8 photos of a home or property (JPEG, PNG, or WebP), then ask ChatGPT for a listing video. For example:

  • "Make a listing video from these photos. 214 Maple Court, Springfield. Just Listed. 3 bed, 2 bath, $525,000. Jamie Park, Sunrise Realty, (555) 010-4421."
  • "Turn these photos of my new listing into a slideshow video for the MLS and social media."
  • "Make a 15-second open house video from these photos. Open house Saturday 1 to 3pm at 88 Pine Ave."

ChatGPT confirms the photos, their order, and any on-screen text with you, then Agent One makes the video:

  • Only your photos. Each photo appears in the order you choose, with gentle pan and zoom. Agent One never adds, removes, or changes rooms or objects, and never invents details: the on-screen text comes only from what you provide, such as a headline, the address, price, details, and your name, brokerage, and contact info.
  • Music and length. Choose elegant, upbeat, or calm music and a length from 15 to 60 seconds. Videos are landscape 16:9, with music and no narration.
  • 10 to 30 minutes to render. You don't need to wait in the chat: the video card in ChatGPT checks on the video and shows it when it's ready, and your Agent One video page updates too. You can also watch and download it any time at a https://app.agnt.one/video/… link, signed in to the Agent One account you connected.
  • You post it. The plugin doesn't post anywhere. Download the MP4 from Agent One and use it for the MLS, social media, an open house, or a just-listed email.
  • Turn the listing into a website assistant. Once the video is ready, ChatGPT can offer to create a private agent from the same facts, so buyers can ask questions about the property. It stays private until you publish it.

Listing videos are available on eligible Agent One accounts. See listing videos for what's included. A video is made only from photos you attach, not from a text prompt, and the plugin can't edit an existing video.

Create an agent in ChatGPT

Paste or describe the information, then ask ChatGPT to turn it into an agent. For example:

  • "Turn this menu and our opening hours into an assistant customers can ask questions on our website."
  • "Make a page where people can ask about our spring pottery workshop. Collect a name and email from anyone who wants a spot."
  • "Make an AI agent that answers questions about this rental listing." (then paste the listing)
  • "Create a chatbot from our return policy and FAQ that I can add to our site."

ChatGPT drafts the agent's name, greeting, instructions, knowledge, and suggested starter questions from what you provide and shows you a preview. When you confirm, Agent One creates the agent as a private agent in your account. Nothing is public yet.

Preview and publish it in Agent One

ChatGPT replies with a Preview & publish link to https://app.agnt.one/publish/…. Open it to:

  1. Try the agent. Chat with it privately to check its answers.
  2. Pick a web address, such as sunrise-bakery.agnt.one.
  3. Publish it with one click. The agent goes live and you get its link and embed snippet.

If the agent needs something fixed before it can be published, ChatGPT and the publish page tell you what.

What you get when you publish

  • A public agent page. The agent gets its own page at a link like https://sunrise-bakery.agnt.one/assistant. Anyone with the link can ask it questions.
  • An embed snippet. A short piece of HTML you can paste into an existing website to add the agent as a chat widget.
  • Optional lead capture. Ask for it and the agent shows a short name and email form, so you can follow up with interested visitors.
  • A dashboard link. Open the agent in the Agent One dashboard for more settings, such as a custom domain.

Publishing creates public content. Only include information you're happy for anyone to read and ask about.

New Agent One accounts can publish one agent during their first 7 days, and it stays live until those 7 days end. To keep it online after that, choose a plan. See pricing.

Manage and improve your agents

  • See what visitors ask. "Which questions are visitors asking my support agent most this month?" ChatGPT reviews recent conversations and groups the questions into themes.
  • Find and fix weak answers. ChatGPT looks at answers visitors disliked and conversations handed off to a person, then drafts new knowledge or instruction changes. Nothing changes until you confirm the exact text.
  • Follow up on leads. "Draft follow-up emails for this week's leads." ChatGPT reads each lead's form answers and conversation and drafts a personal follow-up for you to send.
  • Check who's waiting. "Who is waiting for a person?" ChatGPT summarizes conversations that asked for a human and drafts replies you can send from the Agent One inbox.
  • Browse in the Agent One app. Open Agent One from the ChatGPT sidebar, or open Agent Inbox beside a chat, to browse agents, conversations, and leads. On ChatGPT desktop you can also @-mention an agent in the composer.

Some features, such as conversation insights, depend on your Agent One plan, the same as in the dashboard.

Connect your account

  1. In ChatGPT, open Plugins and search for Agent One, then select Connect.
  2. Sign in to Agent One, or create an account, and review the access request.
  3. Select Allow access. You'll return to ChatGPT.

The plugin works with the agents and sites owned by the Agent One account you connect.

For developers: the plugin is a remote MCP server at https://app.agnt.one/api/mcp (Streamable HTTP) with OAuth 2.1 sign-in.

What the plugin can access

  • Make listing videos. Receive the photos you attach and the on-screen text you confirm, render a video in your account, and return its status and a link to watch it.
  • Create agents. Create a private agent with the knowledge you provide, and return its Preview & publish link. Publishing happens only when you select Publish in Agent One.
  • Read your agents. Agent names, descriptions, instructions, greetings, knowledge source names, whether each agent is live or private, public page links, and publish links.
  • Read conversations. Visitor conversation transcripts, conversation status, and like/dislike feedback.
  • Read leads. Lead form answers (such as a visitor's name, email, or phone number), the page where the form was submitted, and the related conversation.
  • Update private agents. Replace a private agent's instructions and add new text knowledge sources.

The plugin can't publish agents, take them offline, delete agents or sites, remove knowledge, change billing, send messages to visitors, or email leads. It also can't post or share your videos, edit an existing video, or make a video without photos. Changes to instructions or knowledge apply to a private agent as soon as you confirm them. Agents that are live on the web are changed in Agent One: open the agent's publish link to take it offline and keep editing it from ChatGPT, or, on a paid plan, edit it in the Agent One dashboard. When ChatGPT updates instructions it receives the previous version, so you can ask it to restore them.

Visitor messages and lead answers are written by members of the public. ChatGPT treats them as information to analyze, not as instructions.

Privacy

When you ask for a listing video, ChatGPT sends Agent One the photos you attach and the on-screen text you confirm. Agent One stores the photos and the finished video so it can render and show your video; only the signed-in account that made a video can open its page in Agent One, and the video link ChatGPT shows is temporary. When ChatGPT creates an agent, Agent One stores the name, instructions, greeting, and knowledge ChatGPT sends, in a private agent that only you can see. When you publish it in Agent One, Agent One shows the agent publicly at its page link and anywhere you embed it. When you ask about your agents, Agent One sends the requested agent, conversation, and lead information to ChatGPT so it can answer you. OpenAI handles that information under your ChatGPT settings and OpenAI's policies. Agent One doesn't receive or store your ChatGPT conversations. See the Agent One Privacy Policy for details.

Disconnect

Disconnect Agent One from the plugin's settings in ChatGPT at any time. You can also disconnect every connected AI app from Agent One: open Settings, find Connected AI apps, and select Disconnect all. Disconnecting stops ChatGPT from accessing your account. It doesn't take down agents you've already published or change videos already in your account; manage agents in the Agent One dashboard. Access tokens also expire on their own, and an unused connection stops working after 30 days.

Support

Agent One and its ChatGPT plugin are published by Swirl Software Solutions.

Questions or problems with the plugin? Email help@swirlwebdesign.com and include the email address of your Agent One account. We usually reply within one business day.

Learn more about Agent One for ChatGPT.