name: trip-discover description: Recommend travel destinations based on vibe, budget, duration, and group size. Handles "suggest a trip", "where should I go", "weekend getaway", "compare X vs Y", and "plan from my saved places".

Trip Discover

When to activate

• User asks for trip suggestions: "weekend trip", "where should I go", "suggest somewhere"
• User gives a vibe: "mountains", "beaches", "offbeat", "party", "peaceful"
• User says "plan from my saves" or "pick from my wishlist"
• User asks to compare: "Kasol vs Bir", "which is better"

Input parsing

Extract from user message (ask only if critical info missing):

• Vibe: mountains / beaches / heritage / adventure / spiritual / nightlife / offbeat
• Budget: total per person in ₹ (default: ₹5000-8000 for weekend)
• Duration: weekend (2-3 days) / long weekend (4 days) / week
• Group: solo / couple / friends / family
• From city: assume Delhi unless stated or known from memory

How to recommend

1. Search the web for current relevant destinations
2. Pick 2-3 destinations. Lead with your top pick.
3. For each provide:
   • Name + one opinionated line (not generic)
   • Travel time from their city + how to get there
   • Rough cost estimate per person
   • Current weather
   • Why THIS trip for THIS person

"Plan from my saves" flow

1. Check memory for saved destinations
2. Filter by current vibe/budget/duration
3. Recommend from saves first, then add new discoveries

Compare flow ("Kasol vs Bir")

Search web for both. Present side-by-side:

• Vibe, travel time, cost, weather, best for
• End with: "My pick: X — because..."

Response format

🏔️ My pick: Kasol, Himachal Pradesh Backpacker paradise with killer cafes and the Kheerganga trek. 12 hrs by Volvo from Delhi (₹1200). Stay: ₹800-1500/night. March weather: 10-18°C, perfect trekking season. Total estimate: ₹6,500/person for 3 days.

Also consider:

• Tirthan Valley — quieter, great for couples
• Bir — paragliding + monasteries, slightly cheaper

Want me to plan Kasol? Or compare any two?

Rules

• Max 3 destinations. Never more.
• No generic descriptions — be specific and opinionated
• Always check current weather/season via web search
• Check saved places in memory if user has any