weekend-city-trip

Generates weekend travel research reports for Chinese cities via the anysearch WebSearch API.

73|10|Updated Jun 29, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/liangdabiao/weekend-city-trip --skill weekend-city-trip-liangdabiao
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: weekend-city-trip
Source: https://github.com/liangdabiao/weekend-city-trip
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/liangdabiao/weekend-city-trip --skill weekend-city-trip-liangdabiao

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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

What problem does it solve? Manually researching a weekend trip to a Chinese city means checking many platforms (Xiaohongshu, Dianping, local tourism bureaus) and often finding outdated or incomplete information. This Skill automates the investigation: it runs 11-15 parallel Chinese web searches through the anysearch API and consolidates results into a structured Markdown report covering events, food, transit, and routes. ## Core Features & Use Cases - 11-direction city research: Covers Xiaohongshu trending activities, concerts, markets, sports matches, museums, discount tickets, Heytea stores, food streets, city walk routes, 5A scenic areas, and subway lines. - Quality-check iteration loop: Automatically scans the draft report against minimum density thresholds and triggers up to 2 rounds of supplementary queries before delivery. - Optional HTML and map output: Converts the Markdown report into a styled single-file HTML page, and can geocode extracted places via the Amap (Gaode) API to produce an interactive map with 11 marker categories. - Use Case: Tell the agent "research what to do in Guangzhou next weekend" and receive a 20-30 KB report with three themed weekend itineraries, cited sources, and an optional clickable map. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to research what is fun in Guangzhou next weekend and generate an illustrated travel report.

Frequently Asked Questions about weekend-city-trip

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I research weekend activities in a Chinese city with AI?▼

Tell the agent a phrase like "research what to do in Guangzhou next weekend". The skill locks the date range, runs 11 parallel anysearch queries across 5+4+2 batches, and consolidates results into a 10-section Markdown report with routes and cited sources.

What search API does this travel research skill use?▼

It uses the anysearch WebSearch API over JSON-RPC 2.0 via a bundled Python CLI. Anonymous access works at low QPS, but setting ANYSEARCH_API_KEY raises rate limits. Google or Bing backends are not supported.

Can I generate an interactive map from the travel report?▼

Yes, if you configure Amap keys. The agent extracts real places from the report, geocode.py resolves coordinates via the Amap Web Service API, and inject.py renders a single-file HTML map with 11 marker categories, filters, and search.

Does this skill work for cities outside China?▼

No. The anysearch index is primarily Chinese-language, so recall for overseas cities is low. It is designed for mainland Chinese cities and trips within one month; long-term relocation or single-topic lookups are out of scope.

Why does the report say to double-check prices and event details?▼

Search snippets can contain outdated prices or single-source claims. The skill requires at least two sources for key facts and labels uncertain items, but ticket prices and event lineups can still change, so a pre-trip confirmation notice is included.

How many API calls does one city investigation consume?▼

A typical run uses 11 initial anysearch queries plus up to 4-5 supplementary queries if quality checks fail, capped at about 15-16 total calls. Map generation adds roughly 30-70 Amap geocoding requests per city.