NYC rent data and guides; OAuth tools for apartment alerts, saved searches and lottery status.
Scored across 13 tools
Most tools target clearly distinct resources (account, preferences, alerted listings, historical matches, lottery applications, guides, rent data). The only mild overlaps are find_search_neighborhoods vs list_neighborhoods and get_guide vs search_guides, but the descriptions clearly separate lookup-for-search, rent-data listing, fetch-by-slug, and keyword search.
Nearly all tools follow a verb_noun snake_case pattern (get_account, list_alerted_listings, update_search_preferences, set_apartment_alerts). Minor deviations are find_search_neighborhoods (a 'find' verb and a doubled noun) and the get_/search_ split for guides, but the convention is still predictable.
Thirteen tools sit comfortably in the well-scoped range, and each maps to a meaningful capability (account, preferences read/write, alert toggling, alerted-listing state, historical matches, lottery status, guides, rent data, neighborhoods). No obviously redundant or filler tools.
The surface covers reading account/preferences, updating search and alert state, viewing previously alerted and historical matches, lottery status, guides, and rent data. However, there is no way to search current live listings directly or fetch a single listing's full detail, which are notable gaps for an apartment-search server whose only listing views are past alerts and historical records.
Look up neighborhood names and ids the connected renter can add to their alert search, in their own market. Returns names only, not listings.
Inputs: limit, query.
Show the connected renter's plan (free or paid), whether apartment alerts are on or paused, market, alert frequency, and delivery channel, plus a link to manage the account.
Inputs: no named parameters.
Retrieve a public RentReboot guide as Markdown using its slug.
Inputs: slug (required).
Retrieve aggregate asking-rent percentiles and sample sizes for a published NYC neighborhood. Values are not individual listings or personal data.
Inputs: area (required), bedrooms, category.
Show the connected renter's saved alert search: budget, bedrooms, bathrooms, neighborhoods, move-in date, no-fee and rent-stabilized filters, amenities, subway lines, alert frequency, and channel. Read this before changing the search.
Inputs: no named parameters.
List apartments RentReboot already sent to the connected renter, newest first, with saved, hidden, and contacted/toured/applied state. Pass nextCursor to see older alerts (up to the latest 200). Hidden apartments are left out unless includeHidden is true. Links open the listing through RentReboot. Never returns account identifiers or broker contact details.
Inputs: limit, cursor, includeHidden. Returns: count, results, nextCursor
List historical apartment records matching the connected renter’s saved requirements. These records do not establish current or future availability. Read-only and excludes broker contact details and account identifiers.
Inputs: limit. Returns: count, results
List the connected renter’s provider-confirmed NYC Housing Connect application statuses. Read-only. Excludes credentials, application numbers, income, household details, email, and internal identifiers.
Inputs: limit. Returns: count, results
List NYC neighborhoods that have published RentReboot asking-rent percentile data.
Inputs: limit, query.
Search RentReboot public NYC renter guides by keyword and return canonical URLs.
Inputs: query (required), limit.
Pause (enabled=false) or resume (enabled=true) the connected renter's apartment alerts. Their search, plan, billing, and Housing Connect settings stay as they are. Confirm with the renter first.
Inputs: enabled (required).
Change the connected renter's state for one apartment from their alerts: save it, hide it, or mark it contacted, toured, or applied (status "none" clears it). Same as the buttons on the RentReboot dashboard. Use a listingId from list_alerted_listings.
Inputs: listingId (required), saved, hidden, status.
Change the connected renter's saved alert search. Send only the fields to change; everything else stays. Saves exactly like the RentReboot preferences page, so its rules apply (for example a search always keeps at least one neighborhood). For a new account, set city together with neighborhoods once; after that the market cannot change here. Confirm the change with the renter first. Weekly recap pauses individual alerts.
Inputs: city, channel, maxRent, minRent, +13 more.
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