Guesty, a short-term rental property management platform, has unveiled Agent Hub, which it bills as the first property management system (PMS) built as a coordinated system of AI agents. The launch ushers in what the company calls an "agentic era" for customers, with a set of agents executing recurring operational tasks alongside managers: pricing, guest communications, operations, finance, marketing and review management. Guesty argues the approach turns software from a manual tracking tool into an infrastructure capable of acting autonomously, enabling portfolios to grow without a proportional increase in headcount.
Agent Hub lets users switch on the agents they need and share the necessary context securely. The agents then orchestrate cross-functional workflows, with operator-defined guardrails shaping decisions and ensuring compliance. To open its ecosystem, Guesty is also launching a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, allowing third-party models and developer applications to interact with its property management architecture. The programme starts as a pilot, available via a waitlist.

