What the agent did
For a family move to Singapore, he asked Grok Bot to find furnished three-bedroom rentals for three months. It put the options in a Google Sheet. After his wife picked five, it used his calendar to arrange visits and helped with the lease talks. He told this in a conference talk, and he works on the product. The proof link is a timestamped summary of the talk.
Result, as claimed
It compiled about 35 options in a Google Sheet and helped negotiate leases for two properties.
This is the result as the person described it in public. It has not been checked and is not a typical outcome.
Proof
Read the WhoBuilt summary of Nick Miller's Agent Conf 2026 talk
Try it yourself
An agent that finds rental options for a move, puts them in a sheet and books viewings around your calendar.
Prompt
We are moving to [city] on [date] and need a [furnished, 3-bedroom] rental for [3 months] near [area or school], budget [amount] a month. Search [listing sites] and list [20 to 35] options in a Google Sheet with link, price, size, area, availability date and agent contact. When I mark my top [5], contact the agents, propose viewing times that fit my calendar and add confirmed viewings to it. Do not commit to any lease or deposit without my approval.Tools
- Grok Bot What Nick Miller used
- Google Sheets Free shortlist sheet, as in the story
- Google Calendar For viewings
Steps
- Write a clear brief with budget, size, area and dates.
- Run the prompt and review the sheet with your household.
- Mark your shortlist and let the agent arrange viewings.
- Negotiate and sign the lease yourself, or approve each message the agent sends.
Watch out: Listings can be out of date or fake, so view in person or by video and never pay a deposit before checking the landlord or agent.
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