Tripp is the AI travel agent that plans the trip, books it, and shows its work. Whole trips, booked by text.
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Recommended: Directory API v1 over HTTP for detail and anonymous invoke when eligible (not MCP JSON-RPC on the publisher URL; no user MCPBundles credentials on v1).
GET https://www.mcpbundles.com/api/directory/v1/servers/heytripp-mcp-daf0dfab0f
GET https://www.mcpbundles.com/api/directory/v1/servers/heytripp-mcp-daf0dfab0f?live=1 (optional live refresh)
GET https://www.mcpbundles.com/api/directory/v1/servers/heytripp-mcp-daf0dfab0f/tools/<tool> (one tool: schema + invoke.url)
POST https://www.mcpbundles.com/api/directory/v1/servers/heytripp-mcp-daf0dfab0f/tools/{tool}
POST body: flat JSON of tool argument names and values; not an arguments wrapper. Replace {tool} with a tool name from GET detail.
Restricted agent shell (ChatGPT Codex desktop, some IDE sandboxes):
Default command sandboxes often block outbound network. curl exit 6 or "Could not resolve host" for www.mcpbundles.com is usually sandbox DNS — not evidence this site is down.
Retry the same Directory API GET with sandbox_permissions "require_escalated" and a one-sentence justification on the shell tool (Codex on-request approval). Do not tell the user the site is unreachable from sandbox curl alone.
Example justification: Run the public MCPBundles Directory API search outside the command sandbox to complete the user's MCP server lookup.
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Without a browser: after escalated curl fails, use GET https://www.mcpbundles.com/?q=<query> with Accept: text/markdown for ranked results.
Hub MCP (connected session): discover_mcp_servers — same filter semantics as search_mcp_servers.
Contract: https://www.mcpbundles.com/agents.md
OpenAPI: https://www.mcpbundles.com/api/directory/v1/openapi.json
Guide: https://www.mcpbundles.com/guides/mcpbundles-directory-api
For MCP client apps (human connect):
MCP connect URL: https://mcp.heytripp.com/mcp
Skill page: https://www.mcpbundles.com/skills/heytripp-mcp-daf0dfab0f
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Say hello from HeyTripp
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heytripp_hello
Greet a traveler as HeyTripp and show the HeyTripp card in the conversation. Use this when someone asks HeyTripp to say hello or to check that HeyTripp is connected. It does not search or book anything.
Say hello from HeyTripp — Greet a traveler as HeyTripp and show the HeyTripp card in the conversation. Use this when someone asks HeyTripp to say hello or to check that HeyTripp is connected. It does not search or book anything.
Search flights — Search real, bookable flights and show the HeyTripp results card. DO NOT ASK FOR A BUDGET before searching: most people do not know the average cost until they see fares. Search straight away. If the traveler VOLUNTEERS a ceiling, pass it as budget_max — the card then measures what it finds against that number and offers a price watch when the fare misses it — and reuse it for later searches in this conversation. Never invent a budget and never infer one from the fares you see. Prices are the TO
Search hotels — Search real, bookable hotels and show the HeyTripp stays card. DO NOT ASK FOR A BUDGET before searching: most people do not know the average cost until they see fares. Search straight away. If the traveler VOLUNTEERS a ceiling, pass it as budget_max — the card then measures what it finds against that number and offers a price watch when the fare misses it — and reuse it for later searches in this conversation. Never invent a budget and never infer one from the fares you see. Prices are the ALL-I
Find the cheapest week to go — Scan a season and report which week is cheapest to STAY. Use this whenever someone asks when to go rather than what a fixed date costs, for example "when is Vegas cheapest this autumn". Prices are LODGING ONLY and do not include airfare. Give the window as real dates in YYYY-MM-DD; never guess them, and never guess the number of adults.
Compare airports in the same metro — Compare every airport in the departure city's metro area on the cheapest fare AND on what it costs all-in (fare plus getting to the airport), the way heytripp.com does. Use it when someone flies from a multi-airport city and might save by using a sibling. It recommends an airport ONLY once it knows how the traveler gets to the airport: pass access_mode as one of rideshare, transit, dropoff or drive when they have said so, in their words. NEVER assume one. When the result says access_needed, ask
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Tripp is the AI travel agent that plans the trip, books it, and shows its work. Whole trips, booked by text.
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— Watch a flight route and email the traveler when the whole-party total drops to their number. It is free and it NEVER books anything. OFFER THIS ONLY WHEN THE FARE MISSES THE BUDGET THEY GAVE. A search result says over_budget when it does; do not offer a watch on a fare that already fits, and do not offer one to a traveler who never stated a budget. target_price is the TOTAL for the whole party, the same basis the card prices on, and it is normally the budget they already stated. Never invent it
Watch a stay and email when it drops — Watch ONE property from a stays card and email the traveler when the whole-stay total drops to their number. Free, and it NEVER books anything. OFFER THIS ONLY WHEN THE STAY MISSES THE BUDGET THEY GAVE, the same rule the card uses. stay_ref IS NOT SOMETHING YOU CAN WRITE. It comes from the card the traveler is looking at, it is meaningless to you, and there is no way to guess or reconstruct one -- if you do not have it, ask them to press Watch on the card instead of calling this. target_price is
Watch a flight and a stay together — Watch a flight route AND one stay as ONE trip, and email the traveler when the two together drop to their number. Free, and it NEVER books anything. CALL THIS ONLY AFTER THE TRAVELER SAYS TO WATCH IT: a stays result whose `trip.over_together` is true is the moment to SUGGEST it (the flight and the stay each fit the budget, together they do not); the call waits for their yes. stay_ref is the `ref` of the stay on the card they are looking at, copied exactly -- it cannot be written or guessed; if y
What am I watching — List the fares and stays HeyTripp is watching for this traveler. Use it when they ask what is being watched, or before stopping one so you can name it. last_total is the price at last_checked and NOT today's price: quote the two together or neither.
What have I booked — The traveler's own booked trips: what is held, what it cost, its confirmation numbers, and anything the booking monitor has found since -- a schedule change, an airline cancellation, a price drop still inside a free-cancellation window. Use it for "what did I book", "what is my trip", "any updates on my flight", or before answering anything about a trip they already have. READ-ONLY. Every amount is what was PAID at booking, never a live price, so never quote one as what something costs today. Th
How a booking stands — How the account's bookings stand, from our ledger — CANCELLED ones included, with when and why, plus any monitor alerts about them (airline changes, time moves). No reference lists every booking; a confirmation number or TRP- reference narrows to the booking it names — list first and never guess a number. Status is refreshed by our background monitor, not a live supplier call this second: present it that way. READ-ONLY: changing or cancelling anything happens on heytripp.com — offer manage_url,
The receipt for a booking — What was PAID for a booking — the total, its split (base, taxes, what the desk collects), the card (brand and last four), and a savings line when we hold one. Takes a confirmation number or TRP- reference; without one it lists what can be named — read one back, never guess. Every amount is historic and settled at booking, NOT a live price: never quote one as current. READ-ONLY: amending or cancelling happens on heytripp.com — offer manage_url, never claim to have done it.
One trip in full — ONE trip in full: every booking on it — flights, stay, the lot — with what each cost, when each runs, its confirmation number, the trip's TRP- reference, and any monitor alerts about it. CANCELLED segments are included and must be said plainly. Use it for "tell me about my Seattle trip", "what's on my trip", or any question about a trip as a whole rather than one booking. No reference lists the trips to name; a TRP- code or any confirmation number on the trip opens it — never guess one. Every am
Why we booked this — WHY a booking was made, read from the trip's sealed proof trail: what the traveler authorized, what our watch saw, what we chose and over what, and what we then did. Use it for "why did you book this", "why this hotel", "how did you pick this flight". Takes a confirmation number or TRP- reference; without one it lists what can be named — read one back, never guess. THIS IS EVIDENCE, NOT REASONING: relay the steps in the words they carry and add no rationale of your own. When a booking has no ste
Stop watching a price — Stop one price watch. The id looks like TRP-W-XXXXXX. Call list_price_watches first when the traveler did not name one, and never guess an id.
Find things to do — Things to do near a named area — attractions, parks, museums — drawn as the HeyTripp card: photograph, TripAdvisor rating with its real vote count, distance, and hours when listed. Ranked by rating weighted by review volume, so a 5.0 from three reviewers does not outrank a landmark. area is a PLACE -- a neighborhood, a landmark, a city -- never an event, a show or a street: "a Broadway show" is a plan item, not an area. Pass the user's own words for the place, and ALWAYS pass city when you know
Find places to eat — Restaurants near a named area, drawn as the same HeyTripp card — photograph, TripAdvisor rating with its real vote count, distance, price band, and one map with every pick pinned. CALL THIS for any places-to-eat, restaurants or where-to-eat ask in a HeyTripp conversation, never a web search or a built-in map: the card is the answer. Pass the user's dietary need VERBATIM when they stated one: picks are then ranked by real evidence for it (what TripAdvisor lists, what recent reviews say), each pic
What the weather will be — Weather for a location on one date (YYYY-MM-DD). Within about 14 days this is a real forecast. Beyond that, `source` reads "historical_proxy" and the numbers are the SAME DATE LAST YEAR — you MUST present that as a climatological estimate, never as a forecast. For a date that has ALREADY PASSED, `source` reads "historical" and the numbers are what was RECORDED on that very date — say what the weather WAS, plainly, neither as a forecast nor hedged as last year's estimate. Answer in a sentence, in
Could you just drive it — Is a trip drivable, and roughly what the drive would cost. Use it when origin and destination look regional (think under ~500 miles) or the traveler mentions driving. Returns ESTIMATES for two variants — their own car (fuel only, regular and premium both) and a rental road trip — to weigh against real fares. Never assume they own a car: ask. Present the numbers rounded and as estimates, never quotes. status "too_far" means say the drive is impractical and move on; "no_data" means skip the compar
How to get around there — Rideshare or rental at a destination, and roughly what each runs, from curated destination facts (parking rates, whether rideshare is thin, whether a car is a burden downtown). Returns a verdict — rent, rent for part of the trip, or skip the car — with rough dollar bands to present as estimates. status "no_data" means the destination is not in the table: advise qualitatively and do NOT invent dollar figures. This app cannot rent the car; it only advises.
How to get from A to B — Real distance and travel time between two NAMED places — the hotel to the venue, the airport to downtown — by car, and by public transit when Google knows a route (with the fare when Google states one). Use it for the last-mile question between two specific places; for whether to rent a car at all use ground_transport_advice, and for whole-trip drive-vs-fly use drive_vs_fly. Present times as estimates ("about 25 minutes"), never as schedules. status "no_data" means say you couldn't get a route a
Would moving the dates save money — Weekday vs weekend hotel prices at a destination, sampled from TWO REAL SEARCHES of one upcoming week — a Tuesday block and a Friday block. Use it ONLY when the traveler named a destination but has NOT pinned dates, as a gentle nudge before asking for them. It is a seven-day sample, not a season scan: present it as one, in a sentence, and never as a promise about their actual dates. status "no_data" or cheaper "similar" means no nudge — just ask for dates. For "when is it cheapest this season",
When is it cheapest to fly — Which dates in an OPEN window are cheapest to FLY, and whether midweek or weekend departures come in cheaper. This is the airfare counterpart to find_cheapest_week, which is lodging only. Use it when the traveler has a destination and a rough window but NO fixed dates — "somewhere in November", "a long weekend this autumn", "is it cheaper midweek". EVERY PROBE IS A REAL FARE SEARCH, so this samples up to 8 departure dates across the window rather than walking it: present the result as a steer to
The hotel's own check-in rules — Check-in window, checkout time and what the desk asks for (photo ID, deposit, age rules), for ONE stay from a hotel search. stay_ref is the `ref` field on the option the traveler is asking about, passed VERBATIM; it is NOT something you can write or reconstruct — if you do not have one, run the stay search again first. These are the hotel's PUBLISHED rules, not a confirmation for this specific stay: say so. For any other question about the property (parking and its cost, pool, pets, breakfast ho
Save the plan to your account — Save the trip plan you and the traveler built into their HeyTripp account as a Planning trip — it appears on the site's Planning tab and on the trips card. Call it ONLY when the traveler asks to save. THE PLAN HOLDS ONLY WHAT THE CARDS ACTUALLY SHOWED: flight items only for fares search_flights returned (with the searched times, never an idealized schedule), stays only from search_hotels, activities and restaurants only from find_activities / find_restaurants — never places or fares from memory.
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