Automation

Fallback And Resilience maps each travel search tool to backup options when an API fails, rate limits, or scraping is blocked. Use it to keep a search moving after the first source breaks.

Flight Search Strategy runs parallel searches across flight sources to compare cash and award fares. Use it when you need the best price, route options, or a round-trip vs one-way decision.

Getting Started detects which travel API keys are already set and helps you add missing ones with a local setup script. It also shows sample prompts based on the tools you have configured.

Google Flights Search uses agent-browser to search Google Flights for airfare, schedules, availability, and booking links. Use it to compare economy and business fares, including Southwest cash prices.

Hotel Chain Recognition maps branded hotel names to their chain families and loyalty programs. Use it when search results show properties like Westin, Sheraton, or Holiday Inn and you need to check award rates or compare points vs cash.

Ignav searches flights through the ignav.com REST API and returns structured prices, itineraries, and booking links. Use it for cash fare searches, airport lookup, and market-based price comparison alongside other flight sources.

Lessons Learned summarizes travel-search rules for Seats.aero, Duffel, Southwest, and partner-award checks. Use it before comparing award and cash options or tracing booking paths.

Partner Awards checks which programs can ticket an airline and whether transfer paths make an award reachable. Use it to verify alliance, bilateral, and cross-alliance booking options before recommending a redemption.

Reservation Gardening audits existing travel reservations for price drops, better routings, cabin upgrades, and schedule changes. Use it when checking booked flights or hotels from a reservations file on a regular cadence.

Adding A Domain helps you create a new Draw.io domain skill by adding rule files, wiring the CLI mode, and creating the skill folder. Use it when extending the kit for a new diagram domain like AWS, Azure, GCP, Databricks, or BPMN.

Draw.io AWS produces AWS architecture diagrams in draw.io for VPC, networking, event-driven, landing zone, multi-AZ, and serverless pipeline designs. It validates AWS stencil use, nesting, colors, and geometry, then self-checks the render with vision.

Draw.io BPMN produces BPMN swimlane diagrams in draw.io for business processes, workflows, and role-based phase maps. It uses the declarative layout engine, validates BPMN rules and geometry, and runs a render-based vision check.