An agent screening a tenant or drafting a listing is touching a high-value transaction and a fair housing standard that gets tested in court, and most teams cannot show how it reached a decision.
Every run scored for quality, performance and risk, and checked against the activity schema you define.
Every real estate agent run gets watched, evaluated for quality and risk, and checked against the rules you set. One record answers what any agent did, with evidence ready for review.
For the brokers, leasing agents, and engineering teams behind a screening or listing agent, the stakes are a fair housing standard that gets tested in court and the applicant data the agent can reach on its way to a decision.
A listing that reads as steering, or a screen on a protected factor, is exposure that predates AI.
A decline nobody can explain in fair housing terms is the failure mode that reaches an inquiry.
Few teams can show, for a given applicant, which criterion the recommendation actually used.
Instrument the agent frameworks you build on, and ingest the systems those agents touch as custom spans. Every run, score and signal lands in one place.
A record of what the agent used, and a check before it goes further. Each step below closes one of the problems above.
The same record, read the way each team needs it.
Instrument the real estate agents you already run — no gateway in the request path, no re-architecture.
For developers →Ship real estate features without regressions — every run scored before a customer ever sees it.
For product teams →One portfolio view of every real estate agent — its owner, cost and risk in a single place.
For heads of AI →Audit-ready evidence for every decision a real estate agent makes, ready when a regulator asks.
Security & governance →Hypothetical, but grounded in how real estate teams deploy agents today.
A LangChain agent reviews rental applications against a property's published screening criteria, income and credit thresholds, and drafts a recommendation for a leasing agent to approve or decline.
For any declined applicant, a leasing agent can show exactly which published criterion the recommendation used.
A CrewAI agent drafts property listing descriptions from structured property data, and a listing coordinator reviews the draft before it publishes to a listing platform.
A coordinator sees a flagged term before the listing publishes, with the flag and its resolution on the record.
Runs stay isolated — terminate one without touching the rest of your fleet via the kill switch → · Prefactor vs. observability tools →
Agents fail quietly and the first signal is a complaint, not an alert.
How it gets caught →Stuck at POCThe pilot worked; sign-off takes months because risk has no evidence.
How it gets caught →No kill switchWhen an agent misbehaves, nothing can stop it short of stopping everything.
How it gets caught →Book a demo and we'll walk through span-level scoring and audit evidence on a fleet like yours.
Prefactor helps teams observe, evaluate, and improve their AI agents in production, across every framework and provider.