find-activities
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This skill should be used whenever the user wants things to do — phrases like "what should we do in", "activities in", "tours in", "day trips from", "tickets for", "experiences", "excursions", or when a trip plan reaches the activity-filling stage. Also use it for interest-led asks ("snorkelling near", "cooking class in", "something for kids in").
In this repository15 other files it gives its agents.
- expense-reportSkill
- export-itinerarySkill
- find-diningSkill
- find-flightsSkill
- find-staysSkill
- fun-factsSkill
- manage-itinerarySkill
- monitor-faresSkill
- on-trip-conciergeSkill
- plan-tripSkill
- sync-calendarSkill
- traveller-profileSkill
- trip-budgetSkill
- trip-checklistsSkill
- trip-weatherSkill
The file
We split this skill into the rules it gives an agent
5 rules. About 0 are common, 5 are distinctive, and 0 are very specific to this project.
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- Distinctive: line 15
Search bookable tours, tickets, experiences and trails across the activity connectors, blend in free sights, and match everything to the …
- Distinctive: line 37
Run the relevant sources in parallel, deduplicate, and complement with web search for free or unbookable highlights (viewpoints, markets, …
- Distinctive: line 41
If neither connector is available, ask the user to enable them and continue with web-search suggestions clearly marked as not live-bookable.
- Distinctive: line 73
Check seasonal availability — do not schedule an activity outside its operating season or hours as returned by the connector.
- Distinctive: line 78
Keep at least one unscheduled block per day unless the pace is "packed".
≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 350,495 skill files we read have a rule of the same kind, not the same words. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.
Files
Find Activities
Search bookable tours, tickets, experiences and trails across the activity connectors, blend in free sights, and match everything to the traveller's interests and pace.
Connector strategy
- Viator — the broadest experiences catalogue: tours, tickets, day trips. A strong default alongside Veltra; fetch full details for anything shortlisted.
- Veltra Activities — keyword search for tours, classes, day trips and experiences. Search per interest ("food tour Kyoto", "snorkelling Bali"), not one generic query.
- Super.com experiences — city-level search for bookable attractions, tickets and day trips; good for headline sights and skip-the-line tickets.
- AllTrails — the specialist for anything outdoors: hiking, running and cycling trails near a location, trail details, and the trailhead weather forecast. Reach for it whenever the trip template is adventure/outdoors or the traveller mentions walking, hiking or nature.
- lastminute.com — check for experience deals when the trip is imminent or the traveller is already there.
- Tripadvisor — sense-check a shortlisted attraction's reputation when the traveller asks whether it is worth it.
- Run the relevant sources in parallel, deduplicate, and complement with web search for free or unbookable highlights (viewpoints, markets, neighbourhoods, beaches) so the plan is not purely commercial.
If neither connector is available, ask the user to enable them and continue with web-search suggestions clearly marked as not live-bookable.
Inputs
Pull interests, party (children's ages matter), pace and remaining budget
from trip-brief.md. Aim for a density that matches the pace: roughly one
booked activity per day for "balanced", two for "packed", every other day for
"downtime".
Presenting results
Group by interest or by day slot, in a table:
| Activity | Type | Duration | Suits | Price (pp) | Source |
Mark free sights as Free. Recommend a shortlist that fits the days available, and note anything needing advance booking or with limited schedules.
After the choice
- Save the comparison table to
options/activities-<date>.mdfor the savings summary (expense-reportskill). - Slot each chosen activity into
itinerary.mdon a sensible day and time (respect opening hours, travel time, meal times, and rest after arrival). - Record picks and prices in
trip-brief.mdandbudget.md. - Link to the provider for the actual booking.
Care points
- Check seasonal availability — do not schedule an activity outside its operating season or hours as returned by the connector.
- Warn about weather-dependent activities and suggest a rainy-day backup —
check the
trip-weatherskill for the activity's date when it falls within the forecast horizon. - Keep at least one unscheduled block per day unless the pace is "packed".
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