About this project

Jianhao Travel Planner is a travel itinerary workflow Skill for AI assistants. Users only need to state their travel needs, and the system follows a fixed process to collect requirements, conduct live web research, and perform multi-source cross-verification, ultimately producing a verifiable and executable travel guide. The core output is a dual-version itinerary: the local full version is a single-file HTML that can be opened offline and is suitable for desktop, mobile, and printing; the online version is a streamlined webpage that supports one-click deployment. The itinerary covers ten major sections, including overview, route, daily schedule, ticket reservations, reminders, accommodation, budget, emergencies, food list, and local specialties, and provides half-hour time-slot cards, real photo illustrations, hand-drawn guide maps, and rainy-day backup plans. The project also includes food intelligence cards as a data asset that is continuously appended by city. Illustrations use free real photos from Wikimedia Commons by default, and can also use the Pexels API or AI-generated schematic images. The tools directory includes consistency.py for skeleton validation and desource.py for desensitization, ensuring delivery quality and privacy security. Installation is done by placing the project folder into the Claude Skills directory, supporting global or single-project deployment. Trigger words include "where to go," "travel guide," "itinerary planning," "self-driving plan," and others. The project requires no paid API or platform login state and is open-sourced under the MIT License.