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borski/travel-hacking-toolkit

“Plans award travel, searches stays, and keeps booked trips worth their points.”
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TL;DR

Travel Hacking Toolkit coordinates 48 skills for cash and award flights, hotel and vacation-rental searches, loyalty transfers, and end-to-end trip planning. Its comparison and planning skills combine results across mileage programs, card portals, airlines, rail, hotels, and specialist search providers so travelers can judge points against cash instead of juggling separate searches.

The latest reservation-gardening and trip-log skills extend the workflow after booking: they record itineraries, check existing reservations for price drops, cabin availability, schedule changes, and better routings, and broaden lodging searches to VRBO and Sutochno.

WHO IT'S FOR
Points and miles enthusiasts
optimizing award flight bookings across alliances
AI agent / automation builders
integrating travel search into MCP servers
Luxury travel planners
comparing portal pricing with award alternatives
Curious travelers
finding hidden gems and unusual attractions
Repository contents

48 skill files

Compatible AgentsThe repository documents support for these agents. The skills may also work with other agents that can load SKILL.md files, but they may need some setup or small changes.

Use this skill collection

Follow the documented setup, then try a first task.

I’m using

Claude Code plugin

Installs: Complete travel-hacker plugin bundle documented as 42 skills, 6 MCP servers, and the travel-hacker subagent. The three skill paths listed here are a task-prioritized subset, not the complete inventory. · Claude Code

Before you start
  • Claude Code must already be installed and running.
  1. Inside a Claude Code session—not a terminal shell—enter this complete two-command block to add the author's marketplace and install the travel-hacker plugin.

    /plugin marketplace add borski/travel-hacking-toolkit
    /plugin install travel-hacker@borski
  2. Inside Claude Code, verify the installation with /travel-hacker:getting-started; alternatively, use the documented shell verification command.

Give it something to do.

Suggested first task

Plan a business-class Paris trip

Uses plan-trip

  • Traveler count and any child or infant ages
  • Date flexibility
  • Trip length if it differs from the stated dates
  • Points only, cash only, or best of both
  • Relevant loyalty balances or permission to proceed with only available sources
Use the plan-trip skill for this request: "Plan a trip to Paris Aug 11-15 in business class." Ask me one at a time for any missing traveler count, trip length, flexibility, and points-versus-cash preferences before beginning the workflow. Do not book or transfer anything.
Suggested first task

Interpret saver award inventory codes

Uses cabin-codes

  • One or more cabin or fare-class codes, replacing <codes>
  • Operating airline or availability source, if known
Use the cabin-codes skill to explain these award-inventory codes: <codes>. For each code, identify the cabin or saver fare class, explain whether it can indicate partner-bookable inventory, and state what should be verified on the operating airline's site before transferring points.
Suggested first task

Evaluate one proposed award redemption

Uses award-sweet-spots

  • Route, replacing <route>
  • Loyalty program, replacing <program>
  • Mileage price, replacing <miles>
  • Comparable cash price, replacing <cash-price>
  • Travel date, replacing <date>
Use the award-sweet-spots skill to evaluate this proposed redemption: route <route>, loyalty program <program>, mileage price <miles>, cash price <cash-price>, and travel date <date>. Check whether it matches a known sweet spot, show the current award rate versus cash value, note relevant caveats or devaluation history, and compare it with one next-best option. Do not transfer points or make a booking.