Offline Airport Lounge Finder - Comparison Map

v1.3.24

Use this skill when you need offline or air-gapped access to the bundled Priority Pass lounge catalog. Trigger it for local lounge lookup, facility filtering...

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byGerald He@skylinehk

Worldwide lounge map

Use this skill when the task is about the bundled offline lounge snapshot.

Security Scope (quick read)

  • Offline-only runtime: use bundled assets/catalog.json via local stdio MCP.
  • No outbound network calls are allowed for runtime behavior.
  • No API keys, tokens, or remote MCP endpoints are required.
  • If data is missing from the bundled snapshot, report that limitation explicitly.

Hosted destination (next release)

Runtime requirements

  • Node.js 20+ available on PATH (node).
  • Install package dependencies in the bundle root before running runtime scripts:
    • npm install
  • Required packages are declared in package.json (@modelcontextprotocol/sdk, zod).

Quick start

  1. Start the local stdio MCP server with node skills/pp-lounge-map-offline/scripts/run-offline-mcp.mjs.
  2. Prefer the local MCP tools and resources over direct file parsing.
  3. Keep answers grounded in the bundled snapshot only.

Safety boundary

  • This skill is local and read-only at runtime.
  • It must not use network access (except local process startup/dependency install done by operator).
  • It must not ask for API keys or secrets.
  • It must not reference sibling workbooks, remote MCP endpoints, or deploy workflows.
  • If the bundled snapshot does not contain the needed answer, say so instead of inventing newer data.

Available workflows

  • Airport-specific lounge lookup
  • Facility and type filtering
  • Offline lounge comparisons
  • Catalog metadata and filter introspection

Resources

Version tags

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Runtime requirements

Binsnode, npm

Install

Install MCP runtime dependencies (run npm install in bundle root)npm i -g @modelcontextprotocol/sdk