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Itinerary planning

Skill cxcscmu/SkillLearnBench/skills/b4-skill-creator-gemini-3.1-flash-lite-preview/travel-planning/itinerary-planning

How to construct a 7-day, pet-friendly travel itinerary for three Ohio cities starting from Minneapolis without using flights. Use this skill for planning, organizing the itinerary data, and formatting the final JSON output.From its SKILL.md

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Itinerary Planning Skill

Overview

This skill outlines the process for building a 7-day, non-flight travel itinerary across three cities in Ohio, starting from Minneapolis.

Planning Steps

  1. Identify Cities: Select three cities in Ohio from data/background/citySet.txt or citySet_with_states.txt.
  2. Timeline: Plan the 7 days (March 17th - March 23rd, 2022).
  3. Route: Plan the driving route from Minneapolis to the first Ohio city and between subsequent Ohio cities.
  4. Logistics: Ensure accommodations are marked as pet-friendly (check data/accommodations/).
  5. Cuisine: Plan daily meals (American, Mediterranean, Chinese, Italian).
  6. Activities: Select attractions from data/attractions/.

JSON Format

Your final output must be a single JSON object at /app/output/itinerary.json with:

  • plan: Array of 7 day objects (day, current_city, transportation, breakfast, lunch, dinner, attraction, accommodation).
  • data_sources: Array of file paths used for the plan.

Constraints

  • NO FLIGHTS: Use road travel only.
  • BUDGET: Maximum $5,100.
  • PETS: Accommodations MUST be pet-friendly.
  • DURATION: 7 days.
  • LOCATIONS: Three cities in Ohio.

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