私人旅游管家

Manage a personal travel Markdown database for food finds, places, guides, screenshots, preferences, Notion synchronization, and trip planning. Use when the...

Personal Travel Butler

Overview

Use this skill to maintain the user's local, human-readable travel knowledge base and answer travel questions from it. Keep the system layer (personal-travel-butler/) separate from the database layer (travel-db/).

Database Location

Use ../travel-db relative to this skill folder unless the user explicitly points to another database. Treat Markdown files as the source of truth; generated indexes are rebuildable views.

When running from a local Hermes install, this skill may be symlinked from ~/.hermes/skills/personal-travel-butler to the user's local personal-travel-butler folder. If relative lookup is unclear, ask the user for the project root and use its sibling travel-db folder as the database path.

Use ../travel-db/notion-sync for Notion interoperability. Keep it as one flat folder: machines should read _records.jsonl first, humans should scan _index.md, and detailed Markdown files should exist only for records that need long-form notes.

Core Workflow

1. Capture the user's raw input before restructuring it.
2. Extract places, restaurants, dishes, guide items, constraints, and preferences.
3. Search existing Markdown entries for likely duplicates by name, aliases, city, address, coordinates, source URL, and distinctive notes.
4. Actively enrich missing facts when tools and permissions allow: address, coordinates, hours, reservation method, official links, signature dishes, transit hints, and current status.
5. Preserve source evidence and verification dates. Do not overwrite conflicting facts; add a conflict note and mark the field or entry as needs-review.
6. Create or update atomic Markdown entries, then refresh generated indexes and the Notion compact mirror when useful.
7. When answering or planning, cite local entries first and clearly separate local knowledge from newly checked external information.

Hermes Usage

When invoked from Hermes, do not ask the user to paste Notion tokens or credentials into chat. Read local Notion settings from the project root .env through the provided scripts.

If the user asks whether Notion is connected:

1. Do not run scripts/notion_setup.py --apply.
2. Do not create a new Notion database.
3. Run scripts/notion_check.py --db <project-root>/travel-db.
4. If the check succeeds, answer that Notion is connected.
5. If the check fails, report the exact error briefly and suggest checking .env locally, without printing token values.

Use scripts/notion_setup.py --apply only for the first-time setup when NOTION_TRAVEL_DATA_SOURCE_ID is not configured. If it is already configured, the setup script should be treated as complete.

Input Handling

• For text: save the original text in _inbox/ when it contains multiple facts or uncertain entities, then split stable entities into atomic entries.
• For place names or map links: create or update a place entry, enrich with current facts, and record the lookup source.
• For images/screenshots: store the image under assets/, record OCR/extracted text in _inbox/, then create entries from the extracted facts.
• For preferences: update preferences/ entries rather than burying personal constraints in place notes.
• For trip planning requests: read preferences/, relevant places/, guides/, and trips/ before recommending.

Resources

• Read references/database-schema.md before creating or updating entries.
• Read references/ingestion-workflow.md for text, location, and image intake rules.
• Read references/recommendation-workflow.md before generating recommendations or itineraries.
• Read references/notion-sync-folder-standard.md before changing Notion sync files.
• Read references/notion-integration.md before configuring Notion tokens, data source IDs, or live API calls.
• Read references/notion-sync-schema.md before mapping Notion properties to local fields.
• Use scripts/create_entry.py to create entry skeletons with stable IDs and valid frontmatter.
• Use scripts/validate_db.py to check required fields, duplicate IDs, links, and basic database integrity.
• Use scripts/notion_check.py to validate Notion sync folder structure and, when credentials are present, Notion schema access.
• Use scripts/notion_setup.py to create the Notion travel database and required properties under a shared parent page.
• Use scripts/notion_sync.py for dry-run-first Notion push/pull/sync plans.
• scripts/notion_sync.py push|sync refreshes _records.jsonl from Markdown entries before planning by default. Use --strict to block overwrites after Notion-side edits, and --filter-city or --filter-tag for selective sync.
• Use scripts/notion_schema.py check|migrate to inspect or add optional Notion columns for an existing data source.
• Use scripts/build_records_from_places.py --apply only when you want to refresh the compact mirror and generated local indexes without calling Notion.
• Use scripts/notion_compact.py to keep simple Notion records in _records.jsonl without creating extra Markdown files.
• Use scripts/notion_promote.py when a light or standard record deserves a detailed Markdown file.

Command-First Usage

Prefer scripts/butler.py for common operations. Only edit Markdown directly when the command surface cannot express the requested change.

User intent	Preferred command
Check health / diagnose sync	python3 personal-travel-butler/scripts/butler.py doctor --db travel-db
Repair local derived files only	python3 personal-travel-butler/scripts/butler.py doctor --db travel-db --fix-local
Save a new place	python3 personal-travel-butler/scripts/butler.py add-place --db travel-db --name NAME --city CITY --tag TAG --evidence EVIDENCE
Update an existing place	python3 personal-travel-butler/scripts/butler.py update-place --db travel-db --id PLACE_ID --evidence EVIDENCE
Capture uncertain raw text	python3 personal-travel-butler/scripts/butler.py ingest-text --db travel-db --text TEXT --apply
Check duplicates	python3 personal-travel-butler/scripts/butler.py duplicates --db travel-db --name NAME --city CITY
Refresh local mirror and indexes	python3 personal-travel-butler/scripts/butler.py refresh --db travel-db --apply
Dry-run Notion sync safely	python3 personal-travel-butler/scripts/butler.py sync --db travel-db
Apply Notion sync safely	python3 personal-travel-butler/scripts/butler.py sync --db travel-db --apply
Check optional Notion columns	python3 personal-travel-butler/scripts/butler.py schema --db travel-db check
Add optional Notion columns	python3 personal-travel-butler/scripts/butler.py schema --db travel-db migrate --apply

For weak-agent reliability:

• Run butler.py add-place instead of manually creating a Markdown file.
• Run butler.py update-place when a duplicate exists.
• Run butler.py sync before butler.py sync --apply.
• Never run notion_setup.py --apply unless doing first-time setup with no existing data source.

Writing Rules

• Prefer one atomic Markdown file per place, restaurant, guide, trip, or preference record.
• Keep YAML frontmatter valid and boring: simple strings, lists, numbers, booleans, or null.
• Use relative links and paths so the database remains compatible with Obsidian and plain editors.
• Preserve the user's original wording in evidence or inbox notes.
• Record confidence and source when enriching from external information.
• Keep city to one normalized city name only, such as 文昌 or 深圳. Put province, district, street, or address details in separate fields/body notes.
• Keep indexes derived; do not treat index files as authoritative records.
• Keep Notion sync lightweight: simple store records stay in _records.jsonl; only detailed records get standalone Markdown files in notion-sync/. Markdown entries under places/, guides/, trips/, and preferences/ are treated as source material for the compact Notion mirror.
• Do not run scripts/notion_setup.py --apply again when NOTION_TRAVEL_DATA_SOURCE_ID is already configured. Use scripts/notion_check.py --db travel-db to verify the existing Notion database, then use scripts/notion_sync.py sync --db travel-db for synchronization.
• Never paste, echo, summarize, or store Notion tokens in chat output. If a token appears in chat, advise rotating it and moving the new token into local .env.