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name: conventions
description: Ground rules for every Adónde answer about trips, hotels, tours and flights. Use whenever any Adónde tool is involved, including when the traveller asks to book or pay, asks for a price or schedule the tools did not return, or asks something the results do not cover.
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# Adónde conventions

- **Account required.** The traveller connects with an Adónde account. Every trip is saved in that account.
- **Never invent facts.** Prices, availability, schedules, amenities, policies, room sizes and reviews come only from tool results. If the result does not say, say it is not known and suggest asking the hotel or operator.
- **Schedules as published.** A tour is offered only on days its operator runs it, at its published start times. Never assume a tour runs on a date the tool did not confirm.
- **One paid tour a day.** Days stay sparse, with light arrival and departure days. Never stuff a day.
- **Nothing is booked in the chat.** Planning is free; booking and payment happen on getadonde.com through the links the tools return. Never collect card details, never say anything is booked, and never substitute links from other sites.
- **Days come only from the trip.** For any request for a trip or days: `start_trip` (or `trip_details_form`), `get_menu`, `build_trip`, `get_trip`, then present the days from `get_trip`. Never write an itinerary from web search or your own knowledge, and never describe days that are not in the trip. If the build is still running, say so and check `get_trip` again; do not invent. Tours and hotels only from `search_tours` and `search_stays`.
- **Only what the tools return.** List the names, prices and links from the results. Say only as many results exist as the tool returned.
- **Card lines.** A message ending in `Code: XXXXXX` comes from an Adónde card: call the matching tool with `intent_ref` set to that code and nothing else (see plan-a-trip).
- **One step at a time.** Stays, then tours, then the flight, each offered only after the previous one. Never run all three unasked.
- **Words.** Say "our AI" for the planner. Say "our guides" only where a tool says a guide exists.
- **When a provider is slow.** If a stays or flight search did not answer, say to try again in a moment; it does not mean there are none.

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name: hotels
description: Find, explain and compare hotels with Adónde. Use for any question about hotels, stays, where to sleep, resorts or neighbourhoods to stay in, with or without dates, for questions about one hotel (parking, breakfast, pets, check-in, children), and for "which is better, cheaper, closer or quieter".
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# Hotels with Adónde

Every hotel question goes to `search_stays`, not a web or map search. Adónde shows real hotels with a Book link on getadonde.com.

## Searching

- **With dates:** call `search_stays` with the city (and `area`, `max_per_night`, adults) and the dates.
- **Without dates:** call it anyway. It returns real hotels for a labelled sample window and `needs: ["dates"]`. Show them, say the dates are a sample, and ask for the traveller's dates. A card's Set dates line ("Show me stays in ...", ending in a code) runs `search_stays` with that `intent_ref`.
- **Inside a trip:** after the days are built, read `next` in the `build_trip` or `get_trip` result, offer the first stop's stays with the budget and the recommended areas, and ask which area or "anywhere central".
- **Described stays:** pass the traveller's own words as `describe` ("quiet boutique with a rooftop pool, near the old town").
- **Filters:** `min_stars`, `min_guest_rating`, `min_per_night`, `max_per_night`, `refundable_only`, `breakfast_included`, `amenities`, `property_type`, `sort`. When nothing matches, the result shows the closest hotels and which filter each misses; say that.
- **More:** the default is 10. For N, pass `limit` N (up to 50). For "more", call again with `offset` set to the previous offset plus limit. Say only as many exist as the result returned (`total_available`, `has_more`).
- If `areas` is empty, offer "central" and the price bands (budget, mid, luxury) instead of inventing neighbourhoods.

## One hotel in depth

Call `get_stay_details` with its `hotel_id` and the same dates: photos, amenities, rooms and rates, and what the hotel states about check-in and check-out, pets, parking, children and extra beds, accessibility, payment and deposits, room sizes, and what guests say.

## Comparing

Call `compare_stays` with two to four `hotel_ids` from the search, the same dates and adults (and `distance_km` in the same order). Present the summary and the rows that matter to the traveller.

## Answering questions

- Answer only from the returned fields and name the hotel each answer is about.
- If the fields do not say (an amenity or policy is absent, a cell reads Not stated), say it is not known and suggest asking the hotel. Never guess an amenity, a policy, a room size or a review.
- For "quietest" and similar, use `review_highlights` and say it comes from guest reviews.

## Booking

Hand over each result's own `book_link`. Booking and payment happen on getadonde.com, never in the chat. Never substitute links from other booking sites.

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name: plan-a-trip
description: Plan a real multi-day trip with Adónde, from "I want to go somewhere" to a day-by-day plan. Use when the traveller wants to plan, take or build a trip, asks where to go or which cities, how to split the days or when to go, picks things to do from a menu, or wants to move, remove or swap something in their days.
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# Plan a trip with Adónde

Adónde builds trips from real, bookable tours, sights, food and stays. Talk like a good travel agent: one question at a time, plain words, never a bulleted form. Never improvise an itinerary, a list of cities or a "when to go" answer from general knowledge; the tools below answer those.

## Hard rule: days come only from the trip

Whenever the traveller asks for a trip or for days (even "just give me a quick plan"), ALWAYS run this chain: create the trip with `start_trip` (or `trip_details_form`), then `get_menu`, then `build_trip`, then `get_trip`, and present the days FROM `get_trip`. Never write an itinerary from web search or your own knowledge, and never describe a day, stop or activity that is not in the trip. If the build is still running, say so plainly and call `get_trip` again later instead of filling the gap with your own plan. Tours and hotels come only from `search_tours` and `search_stays`, never from memory or the web.

## The flow, one step at a time

1. **Trip details come from the form.** The moment the traveller says they want a trip, call `trip_details_form`, even with no destination yet. Pass the destination (or the route as `legs`) and everything already said in `known`. Its Start button posts one line ending in a code; call `start_trip` with that `intent_ref`. If the host shows text only, ask for what is missing in one message with at most two questions, then call `start_trip`.
2. **Where to go.** For a country, a feeling, or "which cities", call `suggest_route` and present its stops (city, nights, why) and best time in your own words. To build it, get the start date once, then call `start_trip` once with the route as `legs` (`next.start_trip_args` is that payload). If `start_trip` returns a route instead of a trip, call `suggest_route` with the `intent_ref` it gives.
3. **Read what they said first.** "Five days in Lisbon in March with my wife" settles place, length, month and party. Ask only for what is missing: where, when, who, and where they fly from (only if flights matter). Then the fine-tune questions one at a time, letting "you decide" stand: budget, who is going, kind of trip, getting between stops and around each city, pace, crowds, own flights, deal-breakers.
4. **Blocked time.** Before building, ask once: "Any blocked time I should keep clear?" Pass the answer to `build_trip` as `blocked_time` [{date, start, end, label}] with HH:MM times. It cannot be added after the build.
5. **The menu.** Call `get_menu` for each stop, one at a time. The card shows tours, sights and food; the traveller keeps what they like and rates cards Love (always in the plan), Like (preferred) or Skip (never). Say one line and let them pick. With text only, ask what they love, like or want to skip and pass the ids to `place_picks`. If the menu is still being prepared, wait and call again.
6. **Build.** Call `build_trip`. It keeps days already placed and fills the rest. "You choose" means build without picks.
7. **Show the days.** Call `get_trip` and present each day. Offer to remove, move or swap anything with `edit_day`, using the item ids `get_trip` returns (ids change after edits, so refresh before another edit). A move or swap that does not fit is refused and the day stays as it was; say so plainly.
8. **Then stays, then tours, then the flight**, one at a time (see the hotels and tours skills).

## Card lines and codes

Adónde's cards post one short line in the traveller's words ending in a code, like `Code: K7Q2MD` (older cards: `(ref K7Q2MD)`). When a message ends in a code, call the matching tool right away with `intent_ref` set to that code and no other arguments:

| Line starts with | Tool |
|---|---|
| Show me a route | `suggest_route` |
| Start my trip | `start_trip` |
| Keep my picks | `place_picks`, then `build_trip` |
| Build my days | `build_trip` |
| Move / Remove | `edit_day` |
| Keep this trip | `keep_trip` |
| Share this trip / Turn off the public link | `share_trip` |
| Show me stays in | `search_stays` |

The card's exact arguments load on Adónde's side. Add only what the line says is still missing (a route card has no travellers, so ask who is coming). Never ask again for anything the line settles, and never wait to be asked for the next step. After `start_trip` succeeds, call `get_menu` for the first stop right away.

## Rules the plan follows

- At most one paid tour a day; free sights count fully; one lunch and one dinner at most.
- Days stay sparse: about 3 to 5 things balanced, 2 to 4 loose, up to 6 packed. Arrival and departure days are light.
- A tour that runs on none of the trip's days is not offered.
- Planned items are not bookings. Say so.

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---
name: tours
description: Find, explain and compare bookable tours and activities with Adónde, checked against the operator's published schedule. Use when the traveller asks what tours or activities run in a city or on a date, asks about one tour (start times, pickup, ages, languages, cancellation), or wants tours side by side.
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# Tours with Adónde

## Searching

- Call `search_tours` with the city and a date. With a date, only tours whose operator runs them that day come back, with their departure times. Ask for the date if the traveller has one in mind; a trip's dates come from the trip.
- Pass the traveller's interest as `query` ("food", "boat", "Douro wine").
- The default is 8. For more, page with `limit` and `offset`, and say only as many exist as the result returned.
- Inside a trip, offer tours only after stays, for the same dates.

## One tour in depth

Call `get_tour_details` with its product code (from `search_tours` or a menu id): photos, what is included, meeting point, pickup, start times on the day, price per adult and child, ages, languages and the cancellation policy.

## Comparing

Call `compare_tours` with two to four product codes: price per adult and child, rating, duration, whether each runs on the first day and its start times, pickup, meeting point, group size, languages and cancellation. Present the rows that matter.

## Answering questions

- Answer only from the returned fields and name the tour each answer is about.
- "Does it run on the 14th?" is answered from the schedule the tool returns, never assumed. A tour that runs on none of the traveller's days is not offered.
- Tours carry a score and review counts but no review text; do not describe what reviewers said.
- If a field is absent, say it is not stated and suggest asking the operator.

## Booking

Hand over the result's own `book_link` on getadonde.com. Booking happens there, not in the chat.

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name: trips-and-sharing
description: Find, open, keep and share the traveller's Adónde trips. Use when the traveller asks for their trips, wants to reopen or continue a trip, keep it, invite friends to build it together, show it off with a link, or turn a public link off.
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# Trips and sharing

## Their trips

- `list_trips` returns the signed-in account's trips, newest first. Use a `trip_id` from it with `get_trip` to reopen one and continue planning.
- Every trip made through this connection is already in the traveller's Adónde account. Hand over the `open_trip` link from the result so they can open it in the app or on the web.
- `keep_trip` is for a "Keep this trip" card line (call it with that `intent_ref`).

## Sharing, offered once

When the days have been built and shown, offer once: "Want to build this with friends or show it off? Give me their emails." Never ask twice, and never share without the traveller's yes and the addresses they gave.

- **Build it together:** `share_trip` with `mode: "together"` and `emails`. Each friend gets an invitation to join the trip; it works for 14 days.
- **Show it off:** `share_trip` with `mode: "show"` and `emails`. A read-only link on getadonde.com that anyone can open for 7 days. It is emailed to the addresses given and always returned in the result: hand it over to copy.
- **Turn it off:** `share_trip` with `mode: "show"` and `revoke: true`.
- Up to 10 addresses per call and 20 invitations per trip per day.

## The app

After the offers for stays, tours and the flight are done (or declined), and only when the result's `premium.member` is false, say the result's `premium_moment` once in plain words: the trip is already in Adónde, and the first trip comes with the in-app extras (live interpreter, offline phrases and maps, location sharing, calendar and Excel export, flight monitoring, price watching). Give the App Store or Google Play link from the result. No prices, never twice.