WonderKit

Use this when someone wants to save, share, or keep working on a plan from a public guide or itinerary. Returns the WonderKit web links for that city guide, itinerary, and the guest planner. This server cannot save or share anything itself.

continue_in_wonderkit

Use this when someone asks what to do in one city: weekend ideas, events, food, or kid-friendly, date-night, or group activities. Returns published picks from the WonderKit city guide and the page to cite. Do not use it for a multi-day plan (use search_itineraries) or to see someone's own trips; it cannot.

find_activities

Use this when someone wants the full plan for one itinerary from list_itineraries or search_itineraries: day-by-day or themed stops with real venues and map links, rainy-day and where-to-eat sections, and the best season. Returns dayCount and stopCount (anchors plus backups; before 2026-09-28 stopCount held the day count) and planUrl, which opens the WonderKit planner prefilled from this plan: offer it when the person wants to do this trip. Do not use it to change a plan; open the returned URL for the full page.

get_itinerary

Use this when someone asks which cities WonderKit covers, or before guessing a city key for find_activities. Lists cities that have a published city guide of real things to do. Do not use it to plan, save, or look up a private trip; it only reads public guides.

list_cities

Use this when someone wants to browse WonderKit's public multi-day itineraries and place guides, for all cities or one city and audience. Plans that are in season this month come first. Each summary has dayCount (days or themed sections) and stopCount (anchors plus backups; before 2026-09-28 stopCount held the day count). When they describe what they want ("fall foliage weekend", "couples in October"), use search_itineraries instead. Does not book or edit a trip.

list_itineraries

Use this when someone wants to start planning their own trip to a destination in WonderKit. Returns one guest-planner link with the city (and vibe) filled in, plus a one-line description. It creates nothing and cannot book; the person adds dates and travelers in the planner. Do not use it to cite a guide; use the page URLs from the other tools.

plan_trip_link

Use this when someone describes the trip they want, such as "romantic weekend in October", "museums with kids", or "Christmas markets", and needs matching public itineraries across cities. Ranks by the words they used, who it is for, and season fit. Pass a city to stay in one city. Do not use it to create or save a trip; it only reads published guides.

search_itineraries