ai-job-search-pipeline

open-campsite-watcher polls recreation.gov for the campground and nights you choose, compares each response with saved state, and sends a Telegram alert when a new cancellation appears. The alert includes a one-tap Add to Cart link, while expiry dates, repeat limits, and trips crossing months are handled for you. It runs as a zero-dependency Python watcher on macOS or Linux; booking remains a manual step.

FlyAI connects Claude Code, OpenClaw, and other compatible agents to Fliggy travel inventory. Users describe dates, destinations, and preferences in Chinese or English, then receive structured JSON for flights, hotels, attractions, concerts, and related options. Agents can filter, compare, or render the results, and items may include direct booking links. Basic use works without configuration, while an optional API key enables enhanced access. The workflow requires both the skill and its Node.js CLI, so it is not a standalone booking app.

She Love Me is an agent skill that extracts WeChat or QQ conversations and applies frameworks such as attachment styles, Gottman, and Sternberg to produce relationship-pattern analysis, risk signals, and practical suggestions. The results are guidance, not a definitive judgment. Its agent workflow emphasizes local processing; the traditional path exports messages.json and an analysis prompt, and whether those files leave the device depends on the chat model selected. Windows supports both platforms, macOS WeChat support is experimental, and Linux currently relies mainly on QQ.

Trip Map Builder is an agent skill that extracts constraints from flight and hotel screenshots, groups stops by area, and researches restaurants and recent experiences through Dianping and Xiaohongshu. It produces a single-page HTML itinerary with a Leaflet map, daily timeline, navigation links, and payment labels, with an optional GitHub and Vercel deployment flow. The result is meant as a flexible pre-trip reference rather than a rigid hourly script, and the research workflow relies on OpenCLI and Chrome.