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traveller-profile

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This skill should be used when the user wants their travel preferences remembered or changed — phrases like "remember that I", "set up my traveller profile", "my home airport is", "I'm vegetarian", "update my preferences", "always aisle seat" — and at the start of any trip plan to load an existing profile so questions aren't repeated.

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    Write on request or with consent: create or update after phrases like "remember that…", or ask once — "Shall I save these preferences for …

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    Keep it short: preferences, not a biography.

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SKILL.md

Traveller Profile

Maintain an optional preferences file at travel/traveller-profile.md that persists across trips. The profile is opt-in: offer it once (typically at the end of a first trip plan), and never nag if declined.

File format

# Traveller Profile
**Last updated:** yyyy-mm-dd

- **Home airport / city:** London (LHR preferred, LGW ok)
- **Nationality / passport:** UK (for visa checks)
- **Usual party:** couple
- **Style:** mid-range, food-led
- **Pace:** balanced
- **Flight preferences:** direct where possible; aisle seat
- **Stay preferences:** central location over size; breakfast included
- **Dietary needs:** vegetarian
- **Loyalty programmes:** BA Executive Club 12345; Wyndham Rewards 67890
- **Business travel:** company cap £180/night; prefers direct flights;
  receipts always needed
- **Accessibility / medical:** —
- **Loves:** markets, hiking, live music
- **Avoids:** early starts, coach tours

Rules

  • Load first: at the start of any planning session, check whether the file exists and apply it silently — then say briefly which preferences were applied so the traveller can override for this trip.
  • Trip overrides profile: anything said in the current conversation beats the stored value; update the file only if the traveller says the change is permanent ("actually I always…").
  • Write on request or with consent: create or update after phrases like "remember that…", or ask once — "Shall I save these preferences for next time?" — when a trip wraps up.
  • Show the profile in full when asked; delete it immediately on request.
  • Keep it short: preferences, not a biography. Never store payment details or passport numbers.

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