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guruwalk-free-tours

Search GuruWalk free tours through the GuruWalk MCP server and return bookable options by city, dates, and language. Use this skill when the user asks for free tours, walking tours, guided city tours, plans in a city, or availability of tours on specific dates.

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GuruWalk Free Tours

Use the GuruWalk MCP server to search free tours:

https://guruwalk-api-44909317956.europe-southwest1.run.app/mcp

The server currently exposes one tool:

  • search

Tool Contract

search input:

  • city (string): lowercase slug in English with spaces replaced by -
  • start_date (string): yyyy-mm-dd
  • end_date (string): yyyy-mm-dd
  • language (string): two-letter code, usually es, en, de, it

search output:

  • Tool returns content[0].text containing a JSON string.
  • Parse that string to get an array of tours.
  • Each tour contains:
    • title, url, meetpoint_address, average_rating, duration, guru.name, image_url
    • events[] with start_time (UTC), available_spots, language

Execution Workflow

  1. Determine city, date range, and preferred language from user request.
  2. Normalize city to slug format:
    • new york -> new-york
    • san sebastian -> san-sebastian
  3. Use valid ISO dates for both fields.
  4. Call search.
  5. Parse JSON from content[0].text.
  6. Filter and rank results for user-facing output:
    • keep only events with available_spots > 0
    • prioritize events matching requested language when possible
    • prefer higher average_rating, then earlier upcoming time
  7. Return concise options with booking URL and next available slots.

Defaults

  • If user does not specify language, use:
    • es for Spanish conversation
    • en otherwise
  • If user does not specify dates, ask for dates before calling the tool.
  • If date intent is relative, convert to explicit dates before calling.

Response Format to User

For each recommended tour include:

  • Tour title
  • Rating
  • Duration
  • Guide name
  • Meeting point
  • 1-3 next available sessions (with timezone label)
  • Booking URL

If no tours are found:

  • explain that no availability was returned for the given city/date range
  • propose adjusting one variable at a time: city slug, dates, or language

Observed Edge Cases (f...

Source information

Source
github
Repository
openclaw/skills
Path
skills/gdanielwalk/guruwalk-free-tours
Version
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Commit
4ba93038fb69b1695bbe64718ae3aac53b8f2da5
Classification source
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Status
active
Visibility
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SKILL.md
# GuruWalk Free Tours

Use the GuruWalk MCP server to search free tours:

`https://guruwalk-api-44909317956.europe-southwest1.run.app/mcp`

The server currently exposes one tool:

- `search`

## Tool Contract

`search` input:

- `city` (string): lowercase slug in English with spaces replaced by `-`
- `start_date` (string): `yyyy-mm-dd`
- `end_date` (string): `yyyy-mm-dd`
- `language` (string): two-letter code, usually `es`, `en`, `de`, `it`

`search` output:

- Tool returns `content[0].text` containing a JSON string.
- Parse that string to get an array of tours.
- Each tour contains:
  - `title`, `url`, `meetpoint_address`, `average_rating`, `duration`, `guru.name`, `image_url`
  - `events[]` with `start_time` (UTC), `available_spots`, `language`

## Execution Workflow

1. Determine city, date range, and preferred language from user request.
2. Normalize `city` to slug format:
   - `new york` -> `new-york`
   - `san sebastian` -> `san-sebastian`
3. Use valid ISO dates for both fields.
4. Call `search`.
5. Parse JSON from `content[0].text`.
6. Filter and rank results for user-facing output:
   - keep only events with `available_spots > 0`
   - prioritize events matching requested language when possible
   - prefer higher `average_rating`, then earlier upcoming time
7. Return concise options with booking URL and next available slots.

## Defaults

- If user does not specify language, use:
  - `es` for Spanish conversation
  - `en` otherwise
- If user does not specify dates, ask for dates before calling the tool.
- If date intent is relative, convert to explicit dates before calling.

## Response Format to User

For each recommended tour include:

- Tour title
- Rating
- Duration
- Guide name
- Meeting point
- 1-3 next available sessions (with timezone label)
- Booking URL

If no tours are found:

- explain that no availability was returned for the given city/date range
- propose adjusting one variable at a time: city slug, dates, or language

## Observed Edge Cases (f...

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