Boatscribe

Search Boatscribe for available yacht charter offers by destination, dates and yacht preferences, with every filter of the Boatscribe catalogue. Use this when the user wants to find, compare or book a yacht or boat charter. Needs date (a day or week) or month; without them it answers dates_required. Returns fifteen offers a page — one per yacht and dates, the cheapest agency's, cheapest first unless sort says otherwise — with total prices in EUR, their own dates, discounts, confirmed equipment and Boatscribe booking links, plus how many match in all and a link to all matching yachts. For a skipper or captain, pass skipper true rather than serviceTypes crewed: the offers then include yachts a skipper can be hired for, each saying whether the skipper is included or what it costs. The dates are never moved: when an exact week has fewer than five offers, canWidenDates is true and the user is offered one or two weeks either side (weeksAround). Never search without dates: if the user gave neither a day, a week nor a month, ask for them first. On every follow-up ("with air conditioning?", "and in Kos?", "newest first", "show more") call search_yachts again with all the earlier arguments, changing only what the user changed — destination, dates, filters, weeksAround, sort and page included; never drop or loosen a constraint on your own. The offers come already chosen (the cheapest agency per yacht and dates) and sorted: do not re-sort, group or replace them. Where the Boatscribe cards show the offers, do not list them again in any form — not grouped by yacht, not as a summary of a yacht's weeks or prices: the cards already show each with its own dates. Without the cards, give each offer with its own dates, price and url. Each offer carries its yacht's type, build year, cabins, berths, toilets and length: answer from them, do not look the yacht up elsewhere or show pictures from other sites. Link an offer only to its url, and all offers only to catalogUrl — both on boatscribe.com; never call a link to another site a Boatscribe link. An offer's equipment lists what is confirmed on board; anything not listed is unconfirmed, never say the yacht has it or lacks it. When nothing matches, say which constraints the user could change and ask which one. Where the offers are shown as Boatscribe cards, reply with a short summary instead of repeating them. For an ambiguous destination: Where the Boatscribe cards are shown, they list the places and may let the user pick one: do not list places or offer a choice of your own; at most ask in one short sentence which one they mean. Without the cards, ask the user to name the place more precisely (a marina, city, region or country). When the user names a place in the chat, call search_yachts again with it as destination, or with its destinationChoice if you have one.

search_yachts