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trip-planner

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Plan a trip end to end — a day-by-day itinerary, a packing checklist, and a rough budget — matched to the user's dates, budget and pace. Use when the user says "plan a trip to X", "help me plan my holiday", "sort my itinerary", or "what should I do in X for N days".

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We split this skill into the rules it gives an agent

3 rules. 0 are common, 3 are distinctive, and 0 are very specific to this project.

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    Common

    Most of the 13 edited versions we read keep these.

  • 3

    Distinctive

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    Very specific

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  1. Distinctive:

    Don't book anything or spend money.

    line 52
  2. Distinctive:

    Don't invent specific prices, times, or availability with false confidence — say "check before you go" for anything that changes (opening …

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  3. Distinctive:

    If research tools are available, verify the changeable facts.

    line 55

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SKILL.md

Trip Planner

Turn "I'm going to Lisbon for four days" into something they can actually follow.

Ask first (briefly)

  • Where, when, how many days, how many people?
  • Rough budget, and travel style — packed days or slow mornings?
  • Any must-dos already in mind?

Build

  1. Itinerary, day by day. 2–3 anchors per day, grouped by neighbourhood so they're not crossing the city twice. Leave breathing room — an over-stuffed plan is the mark of a bad one. Note opening days/times for anything that closes (museums, markets).
  2. Getting around. One line per day on how they move between anchors.
  3. Packing checklist. Weather-appropriate for the dates and place; call out anything easy to forget (adapters, meds, tickets).
  4. Rough budget. Flights/stay/food/activities as ballpark ranges, with a total. Flag where the money mostly goes.

Deliver

LISBON · 4 days · ~€900pp

DAY 1 — Alfama & the river
  Morning: São Jorge castle (opens 09:00)
  Lunch: Time Out Market
  ...

PACKING
  Layers — evenings cool by the water
  Comfortable shoes — hills, everywhere
  ...

BUDGET (rough, per person)
  Flights   €140–200
  Stay      €360 (4 nights)
  ...
  Total     ~€900

Rules

  • Don't book anything or spend money. Planning only.
  • Don't invent specific prices, times, or availability with false confidence — say "check before you go" for anything that changes (opening hours, prices).
  • If research tools are available, verify the changeable facts; if not, mark them clearly as "confirm".

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