Open source · MIT
8 travel skills your agent can read
Agent skills for live flight and hotel pricing: one install line, readable source, MIT license.
- 8 MIT-licensed skills in one public repo: cheapest dates, fare watch, trip planning, hotel search, rate-parity monitoring
- Works over MCP or plain REST: the same live API either way, with your own key
- Runs in Claude Code and OpenClaw today
Free tier: 10 requests/month. No card to try.
npx skills add mtnrabi/travel-agent-skills
# then just ask:
# "watch JFK→LHR for my December dates and
# tell me when Google calls the fare low"One line. The skills land in your agent's skill directory, readable before they run.
Coverage
What the skills cover
Five jobs, drawn from the repo's own description. Each one packages the workflow and the judgment fields, so the agent knows not just what to call but what the answer means.
Cheapest dates
Scan a flexible window for a route and come back with the cheapest day and what picking it saves, built on the date-range search and per-day fares.
Fare watch
Track a route over time and surface the moment worth acting on: Google's low | typical | high verdict flipping to “low”, with the buy_link ready to hand over.
Trip planning
Turn “I want a week in Lisbon this fall” into paired round-trip options and a hotel shortlist, every leg and property with a working booking link.
Hotel search
Live Booking.com availability with the filters the real site has (review-score floors, free cancellation, budget per night), returned as a shortlist the user can act on.
Rate-parity monitoring
Price the same room from different markets via proxy_country and report the spread: the revenue-manager job that general-purpose scrapers can't do from one API.
…and the source is the spec
The repo holds 8 skills across these themes. Rather than trust a marketing list, read them: every skill is plain, auditable text on GitHub.
Runtimes
Works where your agent lives
Two supported homes today, one repo behind both.
Claude Code
npx skills add mtnrabi/travel-agent-skillsThe skills load alongside your project and trigger when a travel question comes up. Set your RapidAPI key once and they talk to the same live API, over MCP or plain REST.
Claude Code setup →OpenClaw
clawhub install mtnrabi/google-flights-realtime-apiBoth listings are on ClawHub: google-flights-realtime-api and booking-hotel-search. Same API, same key, wrapped for OpenClaw agents.
OpenClaw setup →The one dependency
The skills bring the workflow; you bring the key
Nothing in the repo phones home. Every request the skills make runs on your own RapidAPI key, against your own plan. The free tier verifies the setup, the $10 Pro tier covers real daily use.
An honest ask
If the skills save you an afternoon, a GitHub star helps other people find them. That's the whole pitch: no newsletter, no signup.
Questions, answered plainly
- What exactly is an agent skill here?
- A packaged workflow the agent follows: which tool or endpoint to call, which fields to branch on, how to present the answer. The skills talk to the same live FlightPowers API as everything else on this site, over MCP or plain REST, with your key.
- What does the MIT license let me do?
- Use, copy, modify, and ship the skills (commercially included) with attribution per the license text in the repo. The skills are open source; the API behind them is metered on your own RapidAPI plan.
- Do I need an API key to use the skills?
- Yes: the skills bring the workflow and you bring a RapidAPI key. The free BASIC tier (10 requests/month, hard cap, no card) verifies the setup works; the paid tiers start at $10/month for real daily use.
- Which agents can run them?
- Claude Code, via npx skills add mtnrabi/travel-agent-skills, and OpenClaw, via the ClawHub listings for the flights and hotels skills. The repo is plain files, so other skill-compatible runtimes can load it from GitHub.
- How is this different from connecting the MCP server?
- The MCP server provides the tools; a skill packages the judgment around them: when to scan a range, what a verdict flip means, how to compare markets. They are complementary, and by the repo’s own description the skills work over MCP or plain REST.
- Can I see what a skill does before installing it?
- Yes: the repository is public on GitHub. Every skill is readable source, so you can see exactly what the agent will follow before you install anything.
Install the skills, add a key, ask a travel question
Eight open-source workflows on live Google Flights and Booking.com data, with the price band and verdict that let your agent answer, not just fetch.
Free tier: 10 requests/month. No card to try.