Search apartments and prepare landlord outreach

Manus gathered Prague rental options, then ran into trouble when it tried to contact landlords about viewings.

Done with Manus· Intermediate

What they did
The user gave Manus a single set of housing requirements: a 2-bedroom place in Prague 2 or 3, rent no higher than 30,000 CZK, near a metro, and pet-friendly. Manus looked through Google results, narrowed options on Sreality, and translated pages in Bezrealitky as it worked, without stopping to ask for clarification. After that, the user asked it to email landlords about viewings, so it returned to the listings to pull contact information.
How it went
Roughly 5-6 minutes later, it delivered five apartments with prices, links, and contacts. One listing described as a 2-bedroom was actually a 2+1. The follow-up messaging step failed: it kept reloading pages, likely because it hit a login gate, then surfaced a generic error, leaving the user to step in.
Tips
If you’re using an agent for housing searches, verify local floor-plan labels yourself. For any message it drafts to send, make it show you the text first and confirm before it submits anything.

Try it yourself with Manus

Find rental apartments in [city] that match [bedroom count], cost no more than [budget] per month, are near [metro stop or area], and allow [pets/other requirement]. Check [site 1], [site 2], and [site 3], then give me the top five matches with rent, size, link, and contact details. Next, write a short note in [language] asking each landlord for a viewing on [date options], and wait for my approval before you send or submit anything.

Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.

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