SALT LAKE CITY / AGILITYPR.NEWS / October 09, 2026 / Unveiled at eXpcon Salt Lake City 2026, the initiative is the first visible piece of AGNT OS, a ground-up modernization of how eXp runs, targeted for early 2027.

eXp Realty®, the core operating subsidiary of AGNT, Inc. (Nasdaq: AGNT), today announced “MCP First, AI of Choice,” an initiative that lets agents connect Claude, ChatGPT or any AI tool they already use directly to their eXp business data. Unveiled at eXpcon 2026 in Salt Lake City, the initiative led a four-part announcement slate that also included a mortgage joint venture with Newrez, a pay-at-close home prep program offering up to $50,000, and a new marketplace for agent-to-agent showing coverage.

Rather than building a proprietary AI assistant, eXp is publishing Model Context Protocol (MCP) connections to its own systems. MCP is the open standard that lets AI assistants securely pull from outside tools and data. Once an agent authorizes the connection, they can ask their AI about production numbers, leads, transactions or training progress without leaving the chat window.

“Every company in this industry is racing to build the best AI assistant,” said Leo Pareja, CEO of eXp Realty. “We asked a different question: Why should agents have to change how they work at all? ‘MCP First, AI of Choice’ means agents keep using the AI they already trust. We’re making sure it can hear from eXp.”

Connected systems

At launch, MCP connections cover:

• eXp systems: the Hub, My eXp (production and compensation data), eXp University and eXp Divisions
• Partner platforms: Canva and CRMs including Lofty, BoldTrail and Cloze
• Coming soon: Follow Up Boss and Sisu

Because agents work inside the AI tools they choose, the experience improves each time a frontier AI lab releases a new model, without agents waiting on brokerage platform updates.

The front door to AGNT OS

“MCP First, AI of Choice” is the first visible piece of AGNT OS, a larger rebuild that modernizes the systems that manage how agents close deals and get paid. AGNT OS is built on the Nexus platform, developed by eXp International, and is targeted for early 2027.

“MCP is the front door, and AGNT OS is the whole house,” Pareja said. “This isn’t a patch on our existing systems — it’s a full modernization of how eXp runs, built agent-first from the ground up. MCP is how we prove that vision starts now.”

About Nexus

Nexus puts CRM, transaction management, listing management, e-signature, marketing and agent recruitment behind a single login. It runs on one shared codebase that adapts to each country’s currency, regulations and transaction structure. eXp International, which operates in 26 countries outside the U.S. and Canada, says Nexus can cut a market’s software costs by up to 70 percent by replacing per-country CRM subscriptions and separate tool licenses with a single platform.

Nexus began with a challenge from eXp founder Glenn Sanford, who asked executives at an event in Montreal to vibe-code their ideal system for an agent.

“What I built looked like Frankenstein and didn’t work at all. But it was the origin story of Nexus,” said Felix Bravo, Managing Director of eXp International.

Following an alpha phase in Latin America, Nexus is now in beta, and agents access it through eXp’s existing Hub. eXp is rolling it out in three phases: pilot markets, then multi-country adoption, then a tiered subscription model opening Nexus to non-eXp agents and brokerages. eXp is also opening Nexus’s APIs to its agents, so those building their own AI tools on third-party platforms can pull in their Nexus data.

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