travel-planner-pro

Generates verified Chinese travel itineraries as Feishu documents via lark-cli.

2|Updated Aug 9, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/DeepJH/doubao-skill-and-info --skill travel-planner-pro-deepjh
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: travel-planner-pro
Source: https://github.com/DeepJH/doubao-skill-and-info/tree/main/skills/doubao-ultimate-guide/branches/travel-planner-pro
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/DeepJH/doubao-skill-and-info --skill travel-planner-pro-deepjh

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires Pillow, and includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve? It turns vague or detailed travel ideas into executable, fact-checked Chinese travel guides delivered as real Feishu/Lark documents, eliminating manual itinerary research, route feasibility checking, and document formatting work. ## Core Features & Use Cases - End-to-end itinerary planning: Builds day-by-day routes with geographic clustering, transport timing, meal stops, booking windows, and budget tiers, validated against feasibility gates for pacing, opening hours, and transit connections. - Current-information verification: Checks visas, weather, opening hours, reservation windows, transport schedules, and dynamic prices, tagging facts as verified, reference, or estimated. - Feishu document delivery: Creates rich-text Feishu docs via lark-cli using a whitelisted XML component set (callout, grid, table, checkbox, bookmark), with scenario-specific structures for city first visits, food tours, family trips, road trips, outbound travel, layovers, and budget optimization. - Use Case: A user asks "端午去呼和浩特怎么玩" and receives a created Feishu document containing a 3-day route, lodging area trade-offs, food ordering cards, a budget matrix, booking entry links, and a pre-departure recheck checklist. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to plan a trip, for example: plan a 3-day first-time trip to Nanjing for two adults on a moderate budget and create the Feishu travel document.

Frequently Asked Questions about travel-planner-pro

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I generate a Chinese travel itinerary as a Feishu document?

Provide a destination, dates, and traveler details, and the skill builds a verified day-by-day route, writes it as whitelisted Feishu XML, then creates the document with lark-cli docs +create. The final reply returns only the document title, URL, and pre-departure recheck items.

What travel scenarios does this itinerary planner support?

It covers city first visits, weekend short trips, food-themed routes, family and senior travel, self-driving road books, outbound independent travel, layover planning, destination comparison, and budget or points optimization. Each scenario routes to specific reference files and uses a tailored document structure.

Does the travel guide verify current information like opening hours and prices?

Yes, it verifies visas, weather, opening hours, reservation windows, transport schedules, and dynamic prices before writing the guide. Facts are labeled as verified, reference, or estimated, and unverifiable items become explicit recheck actions instead of fabricated claims.

What happens if the Feishu document creation fails?

The skill falls back to a same-structure Markdown version with a recheck checklist and clearly states that no Feishu online document was created. The failure reason and the local XML file path are reported in the chat reply, never inside the document body.

Can the travel guide include images or maps?

This version does not search, generate, download, or insert images, and it forbids image-plan files and media-insert calls. Visual richness comes from callouts, grids, tables, checkboxes, bookmarks, and semantic colors instead of pictures.

Why does the itinerary limit attractions per day?

Feasibility gates cap leisure days at two to three main points, fewer for families, seniors, or jet-lagged travelers, with one main geographic area per day. This keeps transport time, queues, meals, and rest realistic instead of producing unexecutable attraction lists.