atlas-agent
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Plans global travel itineraries with multi-plan comparison, day-by-day schedules, multi-currency budgets, visa/diet/transport guidance, and PDF export. Use when the user asks for trip planning, vacation itinerary, travel guide, 行程规划, 旅游攻略, or holiday planning for any destination worldwide.
In this repository9 other files it gives its agents.
- AGENTS.mdAGENTS.md
- budget-optimizerSkill
- currencySkill
- dietary-globalSkill
- local-intelSkill
- transport-globalSkill
- travel-documentsSkill
- visa-entrySkill
- weatherSkill
The file
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10 rules. About 0 are common, 8 are distinctive, and 2 are very specific to this project.
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- Common
- Distinctive
- Very specific
- Very specific: line 22
If not installed yet, follow $ATLAS_ROOT/docs/install.md or tell the user:
- Distinctive: line 71
Do not guess ambiguous names.
- Distinctive: line 98
Never invent hotel/restaurant names
- Very specific: line 106
Use holiday_check.py for weekdays and closure hints, then verify each scheduled venue’s specific opening calendar from official sources
- Distinctive: line 128
Required sections: must-eat list, 2–3 stays, budget table (budget-optimizer), transport decision (transport-global), document checklist …
- Distinctive: line 130
Final validation: check exact day count, weekdays, opening days, sum of budget items, party-size division, currency labels, and budget …
- Distinctive: line 132
Meals: every meal = restaurant + dishes with dietary tags (🟢🟡🔴⚠️) + price per person.
- Distinctive: line 134
Pace: only one "intense" day; others relaxed.
- Distinctive: line 156
If data is estimated, say: 「基于 reference 估算,出行前请验证」.
- Distinctive: line 178
Never recommend conflicting transport if user already booked
≈ “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
AtlasAgent — Global Travel Planning
Orchestrates worldwide trip planning: multi-plan comparison, daily schedules, budgets, visa/diet/transport decisions, PDF export.
Install
If not installed yet, follow $ATLAS_ROOT/docs/install.md or tell the user:
帮我安装 AtlasAgent:https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wpfbcr/AtlasAgent/main/docs/install.mdVerify: bash "$ATLAS_ROOT/scripts/atlas-agent" doctor
When to Use
- User provides origin, dates, party size — needs an itinerary
- User wants destination recommendations with plan comparison
- User has booked flights/hotels and needs a concrete schedule
- Multi-city or cross-timezone trips
Required Inputs
For a real booking plan, confirm missing fields before planning. For a demonstration or test, use user-approved assumptions and list them explicitly:
| Required | Optional |
| Origin (city + country) | Budget (total or per person + currency) |
| Dates + duration | Style (food, nature, history, urban, adventure, family, romantic) |
| Party size + relationship | Mobility/diet/photo/slow-travel preferences |
| Destination (or ask agent to suggest) | Passport nationality, booked tickets/hotels |
| Output language (default: 中文 if user writes in Chinese) |
Paths (required)
Install the full repository — skills/ alone is not enough.
export ATLAS_ROOT="${ATLAS_ROOT:-$HOME/AtlasAgent}"
export ATLAS_SCRIPTS="$ATLAS_ROOT/scripts"
export ATLAS_REF="$ATLAS_ROOT/skills/atlas-agent/references"Install: see $ATLAS_ROOT/docs/install.md — full repo required, not skills/ alone.
Workflow
Phase 0 — Profile
- For international travel, passport nationality → read
visa-entry; for domestic travel, state that visa analysis is not applicable - Dietary restrictions → read
dietary-globalskill - Booked tickets/hotels → treat as fixed anchors
Phase 0.5 — Disambiguation
Do not guess ambiguous names. Present options and ask the user to choose:
- Location, transport, duration, ticket/booking needs
- Local + English names
Examples: Paris (France vs Texas), Springfield (30+ US cities).
Phase 1 — Data (parallel)
# Weather
python3 "$ATLAS_SCRIPTS/weather_client.py" forecast --lat <confirmed-lat> --lon <confirmed-lon> --timezone <IANA-timezone> --from YYYY-MM-DD --days <N>
# Currency
python3 "$ATLAS_SCRIPTS/currency_client.py" rates --base <currency>
python3 "$ATLAS_SCRIPTS/currency_client.py" convert <amount> --from <A> --to <B>
# Calendar
python3 "$ATLAS_SCRIPTS/holiday_check.py" --city "<city>" --from YYYY-MM-DD --days <N>Weather output must cover the exact trip dates. Outside the supported forecast window, label climate reference explicitly and recheck near departure. A network error or missing field is unavailable data, never a zero or sunny default.
Geography (first available):
$MAPS_SCRIPTif set (any geocoder/POI CLI, e.g. OpenStreetMap client)- Web search +
$ATLAS_REF/destinations/<city>.md - Never invent hotel/restaurant names
Flights/hotels (optional L1): trvl MCP or web search — see $ATLAS_ROOT/mcp/recommended-servers.md
Reviews (optional L1): local-intel skill
Phase 2 — Scheduling
- Use
holiday_check.pyfor weekdays and closure hints, then verify each scheduled venue’s specific opening calendar from official sources - Book major sights on weekdays when possible
- Arrival day = half day; allow jet-lag buffer after eastbound flights
- Multi-city: minimize backtracking (use distance/routing tools if available)
- Respect booked transport times as hard constraints
Phase 3 — Itinerary
Each plan includes:
- Round-trip transport (route, time, price in local + user currency)
- Weather summary (Open-Meteo)
- Visa/entry summary (from visa-entry)
- One-line trip theme + destination timezone
Daily table:
| Schedule | Stay | |
| D1 date (weekday) | AM → PM → evening (hours) | area/hotel |
| … | … | … |
Required sections: must-eat list, 2–3 stays, budget table (budget-optimizer), transport decision (transport-global), document checklist (travel-documents), cautions.
Final validation: check exact day count, weekdays, opening days, sum of budget items, party-size division, currency labels, and budget constraints. Mark any unresolved information as unverified. Same-currency budgets need no exchange rate date.
Meals: every meal = restaurant + dishes with dietary tags (🟢🟡🔴⚠️) + price per person.
Pace: only one "intense" day; others relaxed. Mark activity hours.
Comparison rubric: references/comparison-rubric.md
Phase 4 — Compare & Recommend
Multi-plan table (days, budget, travel time, romance/food/photo/culture/family stars, effort, visa complexity). End with 1–2 sentence ranking.
Phase 5 — Export
python3 "$ATLAS_SCRIPTS/md2pdf.py" itinerary.mdCapability Tiers
| Tier | Sources | Label in output |
| L0 | Scripts + $ATLAS_REF/destinations/ | Default |
| L1 | + trvl MCP, social research | Cite source + query time |
| L2 | + Amadeus, calendar/docs export | Cite API + query time |
If data is estimated, say: 「基于 reference 估算,出行前请验证」.
Companion Skills
| Skill | Purpose |
weather | Forecasts |
currency | FX conversion |
visa-entry | Visa/entry |
dietary-global | Diet restrictions |
transport-global | Transport choices |
local-intel | UGC research |
travel-documents | Checklists |
budget-optimizer | Budget format |
Pitfalls
- Rate-limit POI APIs (>2s between calls); fall back to references
- Visa/policy: always note query date; re-check before departure
- FX: note rate date (Frankfurter/ECB)
- Southern hemisphere seasons invert vs northern
- Tipping varies by country → budget-optimizer
- Never recommend conflicting transport if user already booked
Verify
python3 "$ATLAS_SCRIPTS/weather_client.py" forecast --city Paris --days 3
python3 "$ATLAS_SCRIPTS/currency_client.py" convert 100 --from EUR --to CNY
python3 "$ATLAS_SCRIPTS/holiday_check.py" --city Paris --from 2026-07-14 --days 5Does it work?
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