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Extract trip logistics from pasted travel emails, booking confirmations, forwarded messages, reservation notes, or raw itinerary text, research useful restaurant and activity suggestions for each destination, and generate one polished, self-contained offline HTML itinerary file for sharing with family or other travelers. Trigger when the user asks to turn trip emails into an HTML itinerary, travel handoff page, shareable trip page, family trip summary, booking-reference page, destination recommendation page, or offline travel document.
mickpletcher/AI-Skills · ★ 13 · AI & Automation · score 73
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# Trip Email HTML Itinerary ## Intent Turn a batch of travel-related emails into a complete, shareable HTML trip document. The final file should help the traveler and a spouse, family member, or travel companion quickly understand flights, lodging, rental cars, events, booking references, contact details, open issues, day-by-day logistics, and worthwhile places to eat and things to do at each destination. Primary viewing target is Apple Notes on iPhone while traveling. Assume the user will drop the `.html` file into Apple Notes for quick access. Favor clarity and larger section labels over dense desktop styling when there is a tradeoff. Use this skill for email-derived travel organization and offline HTML output. If the user wants a planning Markdown file instead, use the travel-itinerary skill. ## Trigger When - The user asks to create an HTML itinerary from emails, confirmations, or forwarded trip details. - The user asks for a shareable trip page, family travel handoff, offline travel document, or complete travel summary from bookings. - The user asks for an itinerary they can save into Apple Notes for quick mobile retrieval. - The user says they will drop the HTML file into Apple Notes for quick travel access. - The input includes travel emails for flights, hotels, car rentals, tours, events, restaurants, insurance, visas, or logistics. - The user wants restaurant or activity ideas added to an email-derived itinerary. - The user asks for a fake, sample, synthetic, p