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trip-checklists

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This skill should be used whenever the user wants packing or preparation help — phrases like "packing list", "what should I pack", "what do I need before the trip", "pre-trip checklist", "don't let me forget", "do I need a visa/adapter", or proactively once an itinerary settles and departure approaches.

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    Weather: use the trip-weather skill — a live forecast for travel dates within its horizon, seasonal norms beyond it — before writing the …

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    Use the base checklists in ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/trip-checklists/references/packing-library.md as the starting point and …

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    Day before: check in online, charge devices, confirm transfer times.

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SKILL.md

Trip Checklists

Produce a tailored packing list and a pre-trip checklist, saved to travel/trips/<trip>/checklists/.

Packing list — packing.md

Tailor to the actual trip, not a generic template:

  • Weather: use the trip-weather skill — a live forecast for travel dates within its horizon, seasonal norms beyond it — before writing the list.
  • Activities: mine itinerary.md — hiking booked means boots; snorkelling means swimwear and reef-safe sunscreen; a smart dinner means one smart outfit.
  • Party: children, medical needs and dietary kit from the traveller profile.
  • Trip length & bags: match volume to the booked baggage allowance from trip-brief.md; warn if the list clearly exceeds a cabin-bag-only fare.

Use the base checklists in ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/trip-checklists/references/packing-library.md as the starting point and prune/extend per the trip. Format as tick-box markdown (- [ ]) grouped by category.

Pre-trip checklist — pre-trip.md

Time-ordered, with deadlines where they exist:

  • Now: passport validity (6 months rule where applicable), visa/ETA requirements for the traveller's nationality (verify with a web search — never guess), travel insurance, advance-booking deadlines from the itinerary notes.
  • 2 weeks before: online check-in windows, currency, prescriptions, vaccinations if relevant.
  • A few days before: weather re-check via trip-weather, download offline maps, print or save tickets, arrange pet/plant/home cover.
  • Day before: check in online, charge devices, confirm transfer times.

Care points

  • Visa and entry rules change and depend on nationality: state the traveller's nationality assumption, verify via search, and link an official source.
  • Offer to add key deadlines to the user's reminders or calendar where the interface supports it — ask before creating anything.

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