Install
openclaw skills install @bonniegeng-max/museum-explorerPlan a specific museum or exhibition visit with verified logistics and 90/180-minute routes, get concise on-site exhibit explanations, or turn a completed visit into a sourced memory note. Also advises on how to share what you saw within copyright, photo, and venue rules. Use for a named venue, exhibition, artwork, or completed museum visit. Does not generate images or stickers, and does not publish.
openclaw skills install @bonniegeng-max/museum-explorerHelp a visitor make one museum visit easier to plan, richer on site, and easier to remember afterward.
The skill has three independent modes:
Use the smallest mode that satisfies the request. Do not force the full three-stage workflow.
Respond in the language used in the user's current request. If that language is unclear, ask which language they prefer. Chinese and English examples in this package illustrate usage only and do not force the output language.
Invoke when the user explicitly asks about:
Examples:
Do not invoke for:
If the venue or visit intent is materially unclear, ask one concise question. Otherwise start with a useful default and label assumptions.
| User need | Mode | Default result |
|---|---|---|
| “怎么逛 / 先看什么 / 时间不够” | Plan | Visit Brief with route |
| “现场这件是什么 / 怎么看” | Guide | 60-second object explanation |
| “看完了 / 整理记录” | Remember | Visit Memory |
| Multiple stages explicitly requested | Combined | Complete only the requested stages |
Ask only for a missing input that would materially change the route.
For current information, prefer the venue's official website, official ticketing page, official collection page, or organizer page.
Verify as relevant:
State the access date. If official sources conflict, show the conflict and mark the item 待核实 / verify before departure.
Do not treat a search snippet, ticket reseller, travel blog, media report, lender page, or old announcement as proof that an exhibition is currently visitable.
Offer the route that matches the user's time:
Use references/venue-starter-packs.md only as stable orientation. Verify current exhibitions, opening hours, entrances, gallery availability, and ticket rules before presenting them as current.
Follow templates/visit-brief.md.
Start from what the visitor can actually see or read.
Use this order:
Keep the default answer short enough to read while standing in a gallery. Expand only when the user asks.
For attribution, dating, provenance, cultural ownership, religion, human remains, colonial collection history, or repatriation, present uncertainty and competing interpretations fairly.
Use only details the user supplies plus facts already verified during the visit.
Follow templates/visit-memory.md:
Preserve the visitor's voice. Do not fabricate emotions, visited objects, photographs, or conclusions.
The package includes stable orientation for seven frequently requested venues:
These packs describe collection strengths, route heuristics, and facts that must be rechecked. They do not contain live schedules.
When the user asks how to turn a visit into something they can post — captions, a short note, or a sticker/表情包 idea — consult references/shareable-visit-content.md.
This is advisory only. Explain the rights position (object vs. photograph vs. venue rules vs. museum IP), recommend the original-artwork path where third-party photos would be a problem, and then hand off to a dedicated image skill if artwork is actually needed. Do not generate images, produce stickers, or publish on the user's behalf.
Use equivalent status labels in the user's current language. The pairs below are examples, not a requirement to output both languages:
已核实 / Verified用户提供 / User-provided解释 / Interpretation待核实 / Unverified已过期 / OutdatedFor every current public fact, provide the source URL and access date.