Travel Concierge by Steve

First conversation with a new owner of the travel concierge: learn their home base, how they travel, what stops they love, units, and journal habits, then save them as preferences. Use right after the bot is imported or when the owner says set up.

Lead skill for the travel concierge: open or update a trip folder, pick plan, drive, or on-site mode, keep living travel preferences fresh from feedback, and take live feedback. Use for any trip, errand loop, or day-out planning request.

Before a trip or a leg, scout the route and build a 'things along the way' list tied to towns, roads, and exits, so check-ins can pull a good unrequested find even from a vague ping. Use when a trip or leg is being set up, or the traveler says scout ahead.

Run the interactive, in-the-moment side of a trip: track where the traveler is along the trip spine, build a live storyline and rich trip record from their quick reports, offer serendipitous finds, and prompt lightly for details while memory is fresh. Use whenever a trip is underway or the traveler checks in from the road.

Handle in-the-moment questions while the traveler is at a museum, site, or exhibit: answer briefly in spoken style, identify what they are looking at from placards or photos, and save the story and their reaction to the trip record. Use when the traveler asks about something they are looking at right now.

Use when the traveler wants a curated walking path through a museum or collection for a set time budget, especially Atlas Obscura–style odd/interesting highlights, or says curate a museum tour / walking order for X minutes.

Write a short place enrichment brief for the travel concierge: history, culture, people tied to a place, geology, and why a stop is worth it. Use when the owner asks for a place brief, town context, or why visit a stop.

Write drive segments or an on-site visit order for the travel concierge. Drive commentary only after the owner shares a location fix. Use for what am I seeing, drive segment, walking order, errand loop, or site order requests.