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Property investigations and comparisons need an account and the matching access, counted the same way as on the website.",{"title":21,"searchDepth":22,"depth":22,"links":23},"",2,[],"2026-09-29","md",{},"ai",true,"/changelog/use-pickyourplace-with-claude-and-chatgpt",[31,32,33,34,35,36],338,345,374,394,412,414,{"title":6,"description":13},"changelog/use-pickyourplace-with-claude-and-chatgpt","The /ai page shows how to connect PickYourPlace to Claude, ChatGPT or another MCP client, so your AI assistant can find, compare and check neighbourhoods with our data and sources.","https://www.pickyourplace.app/ai","bKX5QpqaG29ilWdm_FNYLkD14ftFeWqNoYb2ACoq_PE",{"id":43,"title":44,"body":45,"date":58,"description":49,"extension":25,"meta":59,"module":60,"navigation":28,"path":61,"prs":62,"seo":64,"stem":65,"summary":66,"url":67,"__hash__":68},"changelog/changelog/methodology-pages.md","Methodology pages for every score",{"type":8,"value":46,"toc":56},[47,50,53],[11,48,49],{},"Every neighbourhood score on PickYourPlace is a 0 to 100 number, and a number like that is only useful if you know how it was built. 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For example, the Property Value page says that an assessed value is not a sale price, and the Safety page says the score only counts incidents that get recorded.",[11,54,55],{},"Neighbourhood lens pages now link to the matching methodology page, so you can go from a Safety score in Calgary to how that score is calculated in one click.",{"title":21,"searchDepth":22,"depth":22,"links":57},[],"2026-08-27",{},"data","/changelog/methodology-pages",[63],258,{"title":44,"description":49},"changelog/methodology-pages","Seven methodology pages now explain what each of our five lens scores measures, which public sources it uses, how it is computed and what it cannot tell you.","https://www.pickyourplace.app/methodology","4VwvaMG_tNppUPuUiGslIW6Qn7wNdsDFWg62yO0FUrk",{"id":70,"title":71,"body":72,"date":85,"description":76,"extension":25,"meta":86,"module":87,"navigation":28,"path":88,"prs":89,"seo":90,"stem":91,"summary":92,"url":93,"__hash__":94},"changelog/changelog/companion-guided-shortlist.md","Companion: five questions to a neighbourhood shortlist",{"type":8,"value":73,"toc":83},[74,77,80],[11,75,76],{},"The Companion is a guided way to start a home search when you know the city but not the neighbourhood. It asks which city you are considering (Calgary, Vancouver, Edmonton or Toronto), what kind of move this is, who the place is for, how long a commute starts to feel too long, and which three things matter most. You can skip any question.",[11,78,79],{},"From those answers we build a shortlist from our scored neighbourhood data. Each card explains why the place fits your priorities, what you give up by choosing it, and what the data does not cover. You can save a place or set it aside, and the next set of suggestions takes your choices into account. After your first save, we offer to keep your shortlist, priorities and ruled-out places if you create an account. You can decline and carry on.",[11,81,82],{},"A deterministic engine picks the places. The AI model only writes the explanation, and it is not allowed to add figures that are not in the evidence.",{"title":21,"searchDepth":22,"depth":22,"links":84},[],"2026-08-17",{},"companion","/changelog/companion-guided-shortlist",[],{"title":71,"description":76},"changelog/companion-guided-shortlist","The Companion at /companion asks five questions about your move and returns a shortlist of neighbourhoods, each with the reasons it fits and the trade-offs, with no account needed to start.","https://www.pickyourplace.app/companion","htZvc0My0QvbTAsgNN1cpkttjYnuGhtEPWbNT3si09I",1790718689501]