travel-plan-viz

A community Agent Skill by Zexuan (zexuanw958-svg), with a migrating-bird mascot called Migo, that turns a trip into a polished single-file HTML page you can open on your phone. Give it a destination and a number of days and it researches and plans the trip, or hand it a plan you already have and it builds the page and suggests a few optional improvements. The skill's instructions are written in Chinese. What's on the page - An interactive map with numbered stops, the route in order, and one-tap navigation links for Apple Maps, Android, Amap and Google Maps - A day-by-day timeline split into morning, afternoon and evening, with photos, ratings and a one-line note for each stop - Booking reminders worked back from your departure date, as a to-do list and as warnings on the timeline - Trip notes for the season: weather, what to wear, payment methods, useful apps and when to buy tickets - Candidate flights when nothing is booked yet, hotel areas with budget, mid-range and high-end options, and daily food picks How it works - Ask something like "Plan a 4-day, 3-night trip to Hong Kong", or paste your own itinerary and ask for a page. - It researches online, then builds the page with its own map, reminder and validation scripts; the map uses Leaflet with free tiles, so there's no API key. - A validation script checks for missing fields, out-of-place coordinates and required sections before you get the page. - The full itinerary is stored inside the page, so you can hand the HTML back and ask for changes, such as moving a stop to another day. - If you also have official travel skills installed, such as Fliggy, Amap, Tencent Maps or DiDi, it uses them for live flights, hotels, routes and weather. Good to know - The text itinerary reads offline; maps and photos need a connection. - Everything is AI-compiled and may be out of date, and the page says so; check prices and times in the official apps. - MIT licensed.

• “Plan a 4-day, 3-night trip to Hong Kong and make it a web page”

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• “Here's my itinerary. Turn it into a page.”

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• “Day three is too packed. Move the museum to day four.”

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• “Plan a 3-day trip to Shenzhen and tell me what to book before I leave”

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• “Make a 5-day Tokyo page with hotel areas and food for each day”

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