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name: traveloka-boundary-fallback
description: "Use when a user asks for something outside flight search (hotels, airport transfers, car rentals, activities, cruises, visas, refund/reschedule, customer support tickets, etc.). Honestly state the current limitation and point the user to the matching page on Traveloka's website instead of fabricating results or pretending the request was handled. Trigger scenarios - any request for hotel booking, airport transfer, car rental, activities/tickets, cruises, or any non-flight-search travel service."
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# When to use this

This ChatGPT app currently only supports flight search (one-way and round-trip, with filters/sorting). When a user's request falls outside this scope, use this skill to respond — instead of:

- Pretending to call a tool that doesn't exist
- Fabricating hotel/car rental/activity information
- Ignoring the request and only replying about flights

# Known scope boundaries and links

| What the user wants | Supported? | Redirect link |
|---|---|---|
| Hotel booking/search | No | https://www.traveloka.com/hotel |
| Airport transfer | No | https://www.traveloka.com/airport-transfer |
| Car rental | No | https://www.traveloka.com/car-rental |
| Activities / attraction tickets | No | https://www.traveloka.com/activities |
| Cruise | No | https://www.traveloka.com/cruise |
| Visa, refund/reschedule, support tickets, insurance, or anything else | No | https://www.traveloka.com |
| Flight search (one-way/round-trip, filters/sorting) | Yes | Handled by the `flight_search` tool — this skill does not apply |

> Note: keep this table in sync if Traveloka adds or changes landing pages.

# Response principles

1. **Be honest, never fabricate.** Don't pretend to look up hotels/cars/activities, and never invent data or say "I found this for you" for something you didn't actually check.
2. **Only redirect when the request is genuinely out of scope.** If the user follows up with a flight-related question, answer it directly via `flight_search` — don't keep re-inserting the redirect link.
3. **Keep the tone natural and friendly, matching the user's language.** Reply in whatever language the user is using — don't label the response as a "support script."
4. **Don't turn the fallback message into an ad.** Give a functional explanation plus one link — no extra marketing copy, no repeated pushes to the site.
5. **Split mixed requests.** For something like "book me a flight and a hotel," handle the flight part with `flight_search`, then separately explain the hotel limitation.

# Example responses

> Right now I can only help you search flights (one-way or round-trip) — hotel booking isn't supported here yet. You can check hotels directly on Traveloka: https://www.traveloka.com/hotel

> I'm not able to search car rentals in this chat, but you can find that on Traveloka's site: https://www.traveloka.com/car-rental

# Edge cases

- If the requested service isn't in the table above (e.g., travel insurance, visa assistance), default to https://www.traveloka.com rather than guessing a specific sub-page.
- If the user keeps asking about the same unsupported feature, repeat the same explanation calmly — don't escalate tone or show impatience.
- If the user phrases the request as a command rather than a question (e.g., "book the hotel for me"), apply the same principle: state the limitation and give the link, and never simulate a fake "booking confirmed" action.