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Use for 行李清单、出门检查、packing lists, family, road, outdoor, or international trips.\n\nTags: checklist:1.0.0, latest:1.0.2, packing:1.0.0, travel:1.0.0\n\nVersion history:\n\nv1.0.2 | 2026-07-11T08:23:52.987Z | auto\n\n- Removed all external reference files, including high-risk outdoor and rule-sensitive guidance.\n- Deleted the skill card metadata file.\n- No functional changes to checklist generation; all removed information must now be referenced internally or omitted.\n- Skill documentation and output guidance remain as before, but without referencing or requiring external reference files.\n\nv1.0.1 | 2026-07-11T06:28:34.635Z | user\n\n## What’s New\n\n- Added safer guidance for rule-sensitive travel items, including power banks, smart luggage, medicines, documents, and venue restrictions.\n- Added a dedicated reference for checking current airline, border, and venue policies through official sources instead of relying on fixed rules.\n- Improved outdoor and high-altitude preparation with route alerts, turnaround criteria, Plan B guidance, evacuation planning, and insurance coverage checks.\n- Improved cold and wet hiking guidance with moisture-managing layers and dry backup clothing.\n- Improved carry-on-only packing by factoring in bag capacity, laundry access, and drying time.\n- Expanded the test matrix with airline battery, high-altitude, cold/wet hiking, and multi-day carry-on scenarios.\n- Clarified that published packages must include the full `references/` directory.\n- Added an MIT-0 license.\n\n## Notes\n\nNo breaking changes. Existing travel checklist prompts continue to work as before.\n\nv1.0.0 | 2026-06-09T05:40:49.683Z | auto\n\n- Initial release of the travel-checklist skill.\n- Provides packing lists and pre-departure checklists for various travel scenarios in Chinese or English.\n- Customizes checklists based on destination, season, traveler profiles, transport type, and trip activities.\n- Responds with clear sections and concrete items; starts with an assumptions line matching the user's input.\n- Distinguishes international, domestic, theme park, outdoor, and special traveler needs.\n- Includes scenario-specific recommendations and cautions; does not provide itineraries, bookings, or legal advice.\n\nArchive index:\n\nArchive v1.0.2: 3 files, 9233 bytes\n\nFiles: skill-card.md (2611b), SKILL.md (17527b), _meta.json (135b)\n\nFile v1.0.2:SKILL.md\n\n---\nname: travel-checklist\ndescription: Create trip-specific packing and pre-departure checklists. Use for 行李清单、出门检查、packing lists, family, road, outdoor, or international trips.\n---\n\n# Travel Checklist\n\n## Scope\n\nUse this skill to produce packing lists and pre-departure checklists. Do not create full itineraries, book travel, provide visa or legal determinations, diagnose medical conditions, replace qualified guides, or claim current destination rules unless verified from official live sources.\n\n## When to Use\n\n| Use this skill when the user asks for... | Do not use this skill when the user asks for... |\n| --- | --- |\n| What to pack, what to bring, or what to prepare before leaving | A full day-by-day itinerary or route plan |\n| A packing list, travel checklist, 出门检查清单, 行李清单, or pre-departure checklist | A binding visa, customs, medical, airline, or attraction policy determination |\n| Destination-, traveler-, transport-, activity-, or luggage-style-specific preparation | Booking flights, hotels, tickets, tours, insurance, or vehicles |\n| Child, older-adult, pet, medical-needs, cruise, road-trip, camping, hiking, skiing, beach, or theme-park packing guidance | Diagnosing symptoms, prescribing medication, or replacing a qualified guide for high-risk activities |\n\n## Workflow\n\n1. Extract trip facts from the request:\n   - Destination and region: country, city, scenic area, theme park, beach, mountain, desert, border area.\n   - Duration and season: number of days, month, weekday/weekend, likely weather.\n   - Travelers: adults, children, infants, older adults, pets, medical needs.\n   - Transport and lodging: international flight, domestic flight, train, self-driving, hotel, camping, cruise; bag capacity, checked/carry-on constraints, laundry access, and drying time.\n   - Activity profile: city sightseeing, hiking, theme park, photography, shopping, business, skiing, swimming.\n\n2. If key facts are missing, make conservative assumptions instead of blocking. Ask at most one concise follow-up only when the checklist would be materially wrong without it, such as unknown child age, winter/summer ambiguity, or whether travel is international. For a high-risk outdoor trip with unknown route, season, experience, or team, do not infer route-specific equipment or go/no-go advice: give only universal risk-preparation items, state the missing factor, and ask exactly one question about the highest-impact gap; do not combine unrelated gaps in that question.\n\n3. Produce a checklist that is specific to the destination and travelers, not a generic packing list. Include both packing items and pre-departure tasks.\n\n4. Flag high-risk or easy-to-forget items first when relevant: passport, visa, ID card, child documents, medication, chargers, weather protection, booking confirmations, emergency contacts, and destination restrictions.\n\n## Output Format\n\nMatch the user's language by default:\n- If the user writes in Chinese, answer in Chinese.\n- If the user writes in English, answer in English.\n- If the user explicitly requests Chinese or English, use the requested language.\n- If the request is mixed or language preference is unclear, default to Chinese.\n\nUse the same language for the context line, any assumptions, section headings, checklist items, optional labels, cautions, and \"can buy locally\" notes. Keep proper nouns, app names, document names, and destination names in their common form when clearer.\n\nStart with a short context line. State assumptions only when a material fact was inferred:\n\n`按你的描述，我按「2名成人 / 日本 / 7天 / 酒店住宿 / 常规城市观光」来生成；如人数、季节或孩子年龄不同，清单需要微调。`\n\n`Based on your request, I am assuming \"2 adults / Japan / 7 days / hotel stay / regular city sightseeing\"; if the season, group size, or child age differs, adjust the checklist.`\n\nWhen no material fact was inferred, acknowledge the supplied details instead:\n\n`按你提供的「2名成人 / 日本 / 7天 / 酒店住宿 / 常规城市观光」整理如下。`\n\n`Using your details — \"2 adults / Japan / 7 days / hotel stay / regular city sightseeing\" — here is the checklist.`\n\nThen use sections with checkboxes. Use Chinese headings for Chinese output and English headings for English output:\n\n| Chinese | English |\n| --- | --- |\n| 证件与出行文件 | Documents and travel files |\n| 钱包、支付与通讯 | Money, payment, and connectivity |\n| 衣物与鞋包 | Clothing, shoes, and bags |\n| 洗护与日用品 | Toiletries and daily essentials |\n| 药品与健康 | Medication and health |\n| 电子设备 | Electronics |\n| 目的地专项 | Destination-specific items |\n| 儿童/老人/特殊人群专项 | Children, older adults, or special needs |\n| 出门前检查 | Pre-departure checks |\n| 不建议携带或可到当地购买 | Not recommended or can buy locally |\n\nKeep items concrete. Prefer \"护照原件、签证/入境许可截图、机票酒店订单离线保存\" over \"证件\"; prefer \"passport, visa or entry permit screenshots, offline copies of flight and hotel bookings\" over \"documents\".\n\n## Destination Rules\n\nFor international trips:\n- Include passport validity, visa or entry permit, customs restrictions, roaming/eSIM, travel insurance, overseas payment backup, plug adapter, emergency contact, and copies of key documents.\n- Mention that rules can change and should be checked against official sources close to departure if the user asks for visa, customs, medication import, or entry policy details.\n\nFor policy-sensitive questions:\n- Do not decide whether an item, document, medicine, battery, or bag is allowed by an airline, border authority, cruise line, venue, or attraction.\n- If official live sources are available, verify only the relevant authority's current source before stating a rule. Otherwise say the rule is unverified and direct the user to that authority; provide only non-rule packing precautions.\n- Read `references/rule-sensitive-checks.md` before answering a policy-sensitive question or adding an airline-specific packing instruction.\n\nFor domestic China trips:\n- Include ID card, health/insurance basics, local climate layers, sunscreen or cold protection, local transport apps or offline maps, and region-specific safety.\n- For Xinjiang, Tibet, border regions, deserts, high altitude, or long-distance routes, add ID checks, sun/wind protection, dry climate care, larger power bank planning within airline limits, and long transfer snacks/water.\n\nFor theme parks:\n- Prioritize lightweight day-pack items: tickets/ID, power bank, sunscreen, rain poncho, small snacks where allowed, water bottle if permitted, comfortable shoes, spare socks, stroller or child comfort items.\n- Add child-specific safety items: contact card, photo of child outfit that day, small toy, spare clothes, fever medicine if appropriate.\n\nFor children:\n- Ask or infer age band when possible: infant, toddler, school-age, teen.\n- Include documents, spare clothes, snacks, water, wet wipes, medication, sleep comfort item, entertainment, stroller/car seat when relevant, and emergency contact card.\n\nFor outdoor or climate-heavy trips:\n- Match the list to likely conditions: rain, cold, snow, heat, sun exposure, insects, dry air, altitude, hiking distance.\n- Include safety and layering items before optional comfort items.\n- For hikes that leave developed areas, include an official closure/alert check, a turnaround trigger, and a Plan B when conditions are uncertain.\n\n## High-Risk Outdoor Trips\n\nFor snow mountains, high-altitude trekking, wilderness crossings, desert crossings, routes with river crossings, unsupported remote routes, or trips where rescue and evacuation may be difficult, read `references/high-risk-outdoor.md` before answering.\n\nWhen the route or conditions are not sufficiently known, keep the answer to risk controls and general preparation. Do not present a route-specific kit, technical system, or departure recommendation as safe to follow.\n\n## Scenario Coverage\n\nAdd scenario-specific sections only when relevant. Do not include every section by default.\n\nClimate and season:\n- Cold or snow: thermal layers, gloves, hat, scarf, snow boots or anti-slip covers, hand warmers, moisturizer, lip balm. For cold or wet hiking, use moisture-managing layers, keep a dry base layer and socks in waterproof storage, and do not rely on cotton as the only insulating layer.\n- Heat or beach: sunscreen, sunglasses, hat, swimsuit, quick-dry towel, sandals, after-sun care, waterproof phone pouch.\n- Rainy season or typhoon risk: raincoat, waterproof shoe covers or spare shoes, waterproof bags, itinerary flexibility, weather alerts.\n- Dry, windy, high-UV regions: moisturizer, lip balm, sunglasses, sun hat, long sleeves, nasal spray if useful, extra water planning.\n\nTransport:\n- Flight: ID/passport, boarding documents, airline luggage limits, liquids in carry-on, power bank in an easy-access carry-on item, neck pillow or earplugs for long flights. For the operating carrier's battery, baggage, or in-flight-use rules, read `references/rule-sensitive-checks.md` and verify live official sources.\n- Train or long-distance bus: ID, easy-access snacks, water, tissues, wet wipes, light blanket or jacket, entertainment, compact wash kit for overnight rides.\n- Self-driving: driver's license, vehicle documents, insurance, offline maps, car charger, tire pressure check, emergency triangle, reflective vest, fuel and rest-stop planning.\n- Cruise, RV, or camping: motion sickness medicine, compact storage, power adapters, quick-dry items, flashlight or headlamp, campsite or cabin-specific supplies.\n\nTravelers:\n- Infant: diapers, wipes, formula or feeding supplies, bottles, spare clothes, comfort item, stroller or carrier, age-appropriate medicine.\n- Toddler or school-age child: snacks, water bottle, spare clothes, entertainment, contact card, photo of the child's outfit that day, fever medicine if appropriate.\n- Older adult: daily medication plus spare days, medical summary, comfortable shoes, warm layer, mobility aid, emergency contacts.\n- Pregnant traveler: medical records, permitted medication, compression socks if needed, comfortable shoes, snacks, hydration, hospital information near destination.\n- Medical needs: prescription medicine in original packaging when relevant, doctor's note for controlled medication, cold-chain plan if needed, insurance and emergency contacts.\n- Pets: carrier, leash, food, water bowl, waste bags, vaccination records, pet-friendly lodging confirmation.\n\nActivities:\n- Skiing: ski gloves, thermal layers, goggles, face cover, sunscreen, lip balm, protective gear, spare socks.\n- Hiking or mountain trips: broken-in hiking shoes, layers, rain shell, trekking poles if needed, headlamp, water, energy snacks, first-aid basics.\n- Diving, surfing, or water sports: swimsuit, rash guard, reef-safe sunscreen where required, waterproof bag, towel, personal gear, motion sickness medicine.\n- Photography trips: camera body/lenses, batteries, charger, memory cards, cleaning cloth, tripod if needed, rain cover.\n- Concerts, festivals, or events: tickets, ID, power bank, earplugs, small bag that meets venue rules, rain/sun protection.\n- Business travel: laptop, charger, adapters, formal clothes, business cards if used, backup presentation files, invoice or reimbursement records.\n- Visiting family or friends: gifts, address/contact details, personal toiletries, sleepwear, any items requested by the host.\n- Shopping trips: foldable bag, luggage weight allowance, payment backup, customs allowance awareness for international travel.\n\nLuggage strategy:\n- Carry-on only: use the actual bag capacity and carrier constraints, reduce liquids, prioritize quick-dry clothing, use solid toiletries, avoid bulky backups, and plan laundry and drying rather than packing speculative duplicates for longer trips.\n- Checked luggage: separate one-day essentials and important documents into carry-on, protect liquids, leave room for return items.\n- Minimal packing: separate \"must bring\" from \"can buy locally\" aggressively.\n- Multi-city trip: favor mix-and-match clothes, packing cubes, laundry plan, smaller luggage, easy-access daily essentials.\n\nHome pre-departure:\n- Check water, electricity, gas, doors, windows, appliances, trash, refrigerator perishables, plants, pets, parcel delivery, and emergency contact sharing.\n\n## Quality Bar\n\n- Do not overpack. Mark optional items as \"可选\" in Chinese output or \"optional\" in English output, or place them in a separate section.\n- Avoid vague filler such as \"生活用品若干\", \"miscellaneous items\", or \"etc.\". Name the items.\n- Separate \"must bring\" from \"can buy locally\" when the destination has easy shopping access.\n- Include quantities when duration matters, for example underwear/socks by day count plus one spare set.\n- For multi-day carry-on-only travel, make the clothing quantity consistent with a stated laundry and drying plan.\n- Include pre-departure tasks, not only luggage contents.\n- Avoid claiming current entry rules, airline battery rules, or attraction policies unless verified live from official/current sources.\n\n## Output Self-Check\n\nBefore answering, verify:\n\n- [ ] The response starts with a concise context line in the user's language and names material assumptions only when facts were inferred.\n- [ ] The checklist includes both packing items and pre-departure checks.\n- [ ] The sections are relevant to the trip; irrelevant sections are omitted.\n- [ ] At least one destination, traveler, transport, activity, climate, or luggage strategy detail is reflected.\n- [ ] High-risk or easy-to-forget items appear before comfort or optional items.\n- [ ] Optional items are marked separately or labeled \"可选\" / \"optional\".\n- [ ] Items that can be bought locally are separated when shopping access is easy.\n- [ ] No current visa, customs, airline battery, cruise, attraction, or medication-import rule is stated as verified unless live official sources were checked.\n- [ ] The answer stays a checklist, not a full itinerary.\n\n## Common Mistakes\n\n- Turning a checklist request into a full itinerary. Keep route and timing details minimal unless needed for packing.\n- Including every possible section for every trip. Add only relevant sections.\n- Overpacking city trips with outdoor, camping, or emergency gear that the request does not imply.\n- Treating high-risk outdoor equipment as making the trip safe. Say it reduces risk and requires qualified planning.\n- Giving fixed legal, visa, customs, airline, cruise, or attraction rules without live official verification.\n- Mixing output languages. Match the user's language for headings and checklist text unless they request otherwise.\n- Using generic items such as \"documents\", \"toiletries\", or \"miscellaneous\" without concrete examples.\n\n## Test Matrix\n\nUse these scenarios to spot-check future edits:\n\n| Scenario | Expected behavior |\n| --- | --- |\n| 中文普通旅行：\"去成都玩4天要带什么？\" | Chinese output; inferred season is stated; city-weather and pre-departure checks are present |\n| Fully specified city trip | No invented assumptions; start by acknowledging supplied details |\n| English carry-on only: \"What should I pack for 10 days in Italy with carry-on only?\" | English output; carry-on constraints and can-buy-locally split |\n| Mixed language: \"去新加坡 5 days with toddler, packing list please\" | Chinese by default; toddler and international items are present |\n| Parent/child beach trip | Child safety, sun, water, spare clothes, cleanup, and pre-departure checks precede optional items |\n| Cold or wet day hike | Moisture-managing layers and dry backup items are included; closure/alert check, turnaround trigger, and Plan B are present |\n| High-risk outdoor route with unknown season or team | Read `references/high-risk-outdoor.md`; give risk controls, avoid route-specific kit, and ask one single-fact question about the highest-impact gap |\n| High-altitude or remote outdoor trip | Include acclimatization time margin, descent/evacuation plan, and activity-specific insurance checks; do not prescribe medication or diagnose symptoms |\n| Multi-day carry-on-only trip | Clothing quantity matches bag capacity plus a laundry/drying plan, not speculative duplicate items |\n| Rule-sensitive request: \"Can I bring this medicine into Japan?\" | Do not decide legality; use only a verified official source or state that the rule is unverified |\n| Airline power bank request | Read `references/rule-sensitive-checks.md`; verify the operating carrier rather than quoting fixed capacity or use rules |\n\n## Example Prompts\n\n- \"我要去国外日本旅游一周，需要带什么？\"\n- \"我要去新疆伊犁旅游七天，给我生成检查清单。\"\n- \"我要带孩子去上海迪士尼玩一个周末，帮我看看带什么东西？\"\n- \"我打算去云南爬哈巴雪山，需要带些什么？\"\n- \"我打算去走狼塔C+V，需要带什么？\"\n- \"我带3岁孩子去新加坡玩5天，只带登机箱，怎么打包？\"\n- \"我要去北海道滑雪一周，需要准备什么？\"\n- \"我带老人去西藏旅行10天，需要检查清单。\"\n- \"What should I pack for a 10-day trip to Italy with carry-on only?\"\n- \"Can you make a pre-departure checklist for a family beach trip with a toddler?\"\n- \"I am going to Iceland in winter for a week. What should I bring?\"\n- \"What should I pack for my first cruise, and what should I leave at home?\"\n\nFile v1.0.2:_meta.json\n\n{\n  \"ownerId\": \"kn7e2sj8mgfpnxr8gpfdwafh4n887ea7\",\n  \"slug\": \"travel-checklist\",\n  \"version\": \"1.0.2\",\n  \"publishedAt\": 1783758232987\n}\n\nFile v1.0.2:skill-card.md\n\n## Description:\n\nCreate trip-specific packing and pre-departure checklists for family, road, outdoor, international, and general travel requests.\n\nThis skill is ready for commercial/non-commercial use.\n\n## Publisher:\n\n[onlydreams](https://clawhub.ai/user/onlydreams)\n\n### License/Terms of Use:\n\nMIT-0\n\n## Use Case:\n\nExternal users and travel-planning assistants use this skill to produce destination-, traveler-, transport-, activity-, and luggage-style-specific packing lists and pre-departure checklists. It is intended for preparation guidance, not booking, full itinerary planning, medical diagnosis, or binding legal, visa, customs, airline, venue, or safety determinations.\n\n### Deployment Geography for Use:\n\nGlobal\n\n## Known Risks and Mitigations:\n\nRisk: Travel rules for visas, customs, medicines, airlines, cruises, venues, and attractions can change or depend on the responsible authority.\n\nMitigation: Verify current official sources before stating a rule; otherwise describe the rule as unverified and provide only non-rule packing precautions.\n\nRisk: High-risk outdoor trips may involve route, weather, altitude, rescue, or evacuation factors that a checklist cannot make safe.\n\nMitigation: When route or conditions are unknown, provide general risk controls, avoid route-specific kit or go/no-go advice, and ask one focused question about the highest-impact missing factor.\n\nRisk: Users may rely on the checklist as complete for medical or special-needs travel.\n\nMitigation: Include concrete medication and health preparation items while avoiding diagnosis or prescribing, and direct users to qualified or official sources for medical and import decisions.\n\n## Reference(s):\n\n- [Server-resolved GitHub provenance](https://github.com/Onlydreams/travel-checklist/tree/main/skills/travel-checklist)\n- [ClawHub skill page](https://clawhub.ai/onlydreams/skills/travel-checklist)\n\n## Skill Output:\n\n**Output Type(s):** [Markdown, Guidance]\n\n**Output Format:** [Markdown checklist with concise context, relevant sections, checkbox items, assumptions when needed, cautions, and can-buy-locally notes]\n\n**Output Parameters:** [1D]\n\n**Other Properties Related to Output:** [Matches the user's language by default, using Chinese for mixed or unclear Chinese/English requests.]\n\n## Skill Version(s):\n\n1.0.2 (source: server release evidence)\n\n## Ethical Considerations:\n\nUsers should evaluate whether this skill is appropriate for their environment, review any generated or modified files before relying on them, and apply their organization's safety, security, and compliance requirements before deployment.\n\nArchive v1.0.1: 5 files, 11649 bytes\n\nFiles: references/high-risk-outdoor.md (2548b), references/rule-sensitive-checks.md (1582b), skill-card.md (2350b), SKILL.md (17527b), _meta.json (135b)\n\nFile v1.0.1:SKILL.md\n\n---\nname: travel-checklist\ndescription: Create trip-specific packing and pre-departure checklists. Use for 行李清单、出门检查、packing lists, family, road, outdoor, or international trips.\n---\n\n# Travel Checklist\n\n## Scope\n\nUse this skill to produce packing lists and pre-departure checklists. Do not create full itineraries, book travel, provide visa or legal determinations, diagnose medical conditions, replace qualified guides, or claim current destination rules unless verified from official live sources.\n\n## When to Use\n\n| Use this skill when the user asks for... | Do not use this skill when the user asks for... |\n| --- | --- |\n| What to pack, what to bring, or what to prepare before leaving | A full day-by-day itinerary or route plan |\n| A packing list, travel checklist, 出门检查清单, 行李清单, or pre-departure checklist | A binding visa, customs, medical, airline, or attraction policy determination |\n| Destination-, traveler-, transport-, activity-, or luggage-style-specific preparation | Booking flights, hotels, tickets, tours, insurance, or vehicles |\n| Child, older-adult, pet, medical-needs, cruise, road-trip, camping, hiking, skiing, beach, or theme-park packing guidance | Diagnosing symptoms, prescribing medication, or replacing a qualified guide for high-risk activities |\n\n## Workflow\n\n1. Extract trip facts from the request:\n   - Destination and region: country, city, scenic area, theme park, beach, mountain, desert, border area.\n   - Duration and season: number of days, month, weekday/weekend, likely weather.\n   - Travelers: adults, children, infants, older adults, pets, medical needs.\n   - Transport and lodging: international flight, domestic flight, train, self-driving, hotel, camping, cruise; bag capacity, checked/carry-on constraints, laundry access, and drying time.\n   - Activity profile: city sightseeing, hiking, theme park, photography, shopping, business, skiing, swimming.\n\n2. If key facts are missing, make conservative assumptions instead of blocking. Ask at most one concise follow-up only when the checklist would be materially wrong without it, such as unknown child age, winter/summer ambiguity, or whether travel is international. For a high-risk outdoor trip with unknown route, season, experience, or team, do not infer route-specific equipment or go/no-go advice: give only universal risk-preparation items, state the missing factor, and ask exactly one question about the highest-impact gap; do not combine unrelated gaps in that question.\n\n3. Produce a checklist that is specific to the destination and travelers, not a generic packing list. Include both packing items and pre-departure tasks.\n\n4. Flag high-risk or easy-to-forget items first when relevant: passport, visa, ID card, child documents, medication, chargers, weather protection, booking confirmations, emergency contacts, and destination restrictions.\n\n## Output Format\n\nMatch the user's language by default:\n- If the user writes in Chinese, answer in Chinese.\n- If the user writes in English, answer in English.\n- If the user explicitly requests Chinese or English, use the requested language.\n- If the request is mixed or language preference is unclear, default to Chinese.\n\nUse the same language for the context line, any assumptions, section headings, checklist items, optional labels, cautions, and \"can buy locally\" notes. Keep proper nouns, app names, document names, and destination names in their common form when clearer.\n\nStart with a short context line. State assumptions only when a material fact was inferred:\n\n`按你的描述，我按「2名成人 / 日本 / 7天 / 酒店住宿 / 常规城市观光」来生成；如人数、季节或孩子年龄不同，清单需要微调。`\n\n`Based on your request, I am assuming \"2 adults / Japan / 7 days / hotel stay / regular city sightseeing\"; if the season, group size, or child age differs, adjust the checklist.`\n\nWhen no material fact was inferred, acknowledge the supplied details instead:\n\n`按你提供的「2名成人 / 日本 / 7天 / 酒店住宿 / 常规城市观光」整理如下。`\n\n`Using your details — \"2 adults / Japan / 7 days / hotel stay / regular city sightseeing\" — here is the checklist.`\n\nThen use sections with checkboxes. Use Chinese headings for Chinese output and English headings for English output:\n\n| Chinese | English |\n| --- | --- |\n| 证件与出行文件 | Documents and travel files |\n| 钱包、支付与通讯 | Money, payment, and connectivity |\n| 衣物与鞋包 | Clothing, shoes, and bags |\n| 洗护与日用品 | Toiletries and daily essentials |\n| 药品与健康 | Medication and health |\n| 电子设备 | Electronics |\n| 目的地专项 | Destination-specific items |\n| 儿童/老人/特殊人群专项 | Children, older adults, or special needs |\n| 出门前检查 | Pre-departure checks |\n| 不建议携带或可到当地购买 | Not recommended or can buy locally |\n\nKeep items concrete. Prefer \"护照原件、签证/入境许可截图、机票酒店订单离线保存\" over \"证件\"; prefer \"passport, visa or entry permit screenshots, offline copies of flight and hotel bookings\" over \"documents\".\n\n## Destination Rules\n\nFor international trips:\n- Include passport validity, visa or entry permit, customs restrictions, roaming/eSIM, travel insurance, overseas payment backup, plug adapter, emergency contact, and copies of key documents.\n- Mention that rules can change and should be checked against official sources close to departure if the user asks for visa, customs, medication import, or entry policy details.\n\nFor policy-sensitive questions:\n- Do not decide whether an item, document, medicine, battery, or bag is allowed by an airline, border authority, cruise line, venue, or attraction.\n- If official live sources are available, verify only the relevant authority's current source before stating a rule. Otherwise say the rule is unverified and direct the user to that authority; provide only non-rule packing precautions.\n- Read `references/rule-sensitive-checks.md` before answering a policy-sensitive question or adding an airline-specific packing instruction.\n\nFor domestic China trips:\n- Include ID card, health/insurance basics, local climate layers, sunscreen or cold protection, local transport apps or offline maps, and region-specific safety.\n- For Xinjiang, Tibet, border regions, deserts, high altitude, or long-distance routes, add ID checks, sun/wind protection, dry climate care, larger power bank planning within airline limits, and long transfer snacks/water.\n\nFor theme parks:\n- Prioritize lightweight day-pack items: tickets/ID, power bank, sunscreen, rain poncho, small snacks where allowed, water bottle if permitted, comfortable shoes, spare socks, stroller or child comfort items.\n- Add child-specific safety items: contact card, photo of child outfit that day, small toy, spare clothes, fever medicine if appropriate.\n\nFor children:\n- Ask or infer age band when possible: infant, toddler, school-age, teen.\n- Include documents, spare clothes, snacks, water, wet wipes, medication, sleep comfort item, entertainment, stroller/car seat when relevant, and emergency contact card.\n\nFor outdoor or climate-heavy trips:\n- Match the list to likely conditions: rain, cold, snow, heat, sun exposure, insects, dry air, altitude, hiking distance.\n- Include safety and layering items before optional comfort items.\n- For hikes that leave developed areas, include an official closure/alert check, a turnaround trigger, and a Plan B when conditions are uncertain.\n\n## High-Risk Outdoor Trips\n\nFor snow mountains, high-altitude trekking, wilderness crossings, desert crossings, routes with river crossings, unsupported remote routes, or trips where rescue and evacuation may be difficult, read `references/high-risk-outdoor.md` before answering.\n\nWhen the route or conditions are not sufficiently known, keep the answer to risk controls and general preparation. Do not present a route-specific kit, technical system, or departure recommendation as safe to follow.\n\n## Scenario Coverage\n\nAdd scenario-specific sections only when relevant. Do not include every section by default.\n\nClimate and season:\n- Cold or snow: thermal layers, gloves, hat, scarf, snow boots or anti-slip covers, hand warmers, moisturizer, lip balm. For cold or wet hiking, use moisture-managing layers, keep a dry base layer and socks in waterproof storage, and do not rely on cotton as the only insulating layer.\n- Heat or beach: sunscreen, sunglasses, hat, swimsuit, quick-dry towel, sandals, after-sun care, waterproof phone pouch.\n- Rainy season or typhoon risk: raincoat, waterproof shoe covers or spare shoes, waterproof bags, itinerary flexibility, weather alerts.\n- Dry, windy, high-UV regions: moisturizer, lip balm, sunglasses, sun hat, long sleeves, nasal spray if useful, extra water planning.\n\nTransport:\n- Flight: ID/passport, boarding documents, airline luggage limits, liquids in carry-on, power bank in an easy-access carry-on item, neck pillow or earplugs for long flights. For the operating carrier's battery, baggage, or in-flight-use rules, read `references/rule-sensitive-checks.md` and verify live official sources.\n- Train or long-distance bus: ID, easy-access snacks, water, tissues, wet wipes, light blanket or jacket, entertainment, compact wash kit for overnight rides.\n- Self-driving: driver's license, vehicle documents, insurance, offline maps, car charger, tire pressure check, emergency triangle, reflective vest, fuel and rest-stop planning.\n- Cruise, RV, or camping: motion sickness medicine, compact storage, power adapters, quick-dry items, flashlight or headlamp, campsite or cabin-specific supplies.\n\nTravelers:\n- Infant: diapers, wipes, formula or feeding supplies, bottles, spare clothes, comfort item, stroller or carrier, age-appropriate medicine.\n- Toddler or school-age child: snacks, water bottle, spare clothes, entertainment, contact card, photo of the child's outfit that day, fever medicine if appropriate.\n- Older adult: daily medication plus spare days, medical summary, comfortable shoes, warm layer, mobility aid, emergency contacts.\n- Pregnant traveler: medical records, permitted medication, compression socks if needed, comfortable shoes, snacks, hydration, hospital information near destination.\n- Medical needs: prescription medicine in original packaging when relevant, doctor's note for controlled medication, cold-chain plan if needed, insurance and emergency contacts.\n- Pets: carrier, leash, food, water bowl, waste bags, vaccination records, pet-friendly lodging confirmation.\n\nActivities:\n- Skiing: ski gloves, thermal layers, goggles, face cover, sunscreen, lip balm, protective gear, spare socks.\n- Hiking or mountain trips: broken-in hiking shoes, layers, rain shell, trekking poles if needed, headlamp, water, energy snacks, first-aid basics.\n- Diving, surfing, or water sports: swimsuit, rash guard, reef-safe sunscreen where required, waterproof bag, towel, personal gear, motion sickness medicine.\n- Photography trips: camera body/lenses, batteries, charger, memory cards, cleaning cloth, tripod if needed, rain cover.\n- Concerts, festivals, or events: tickets, ID, power bank, earplugs, small bag that meets venue rules, rain/sun protection.\n- Business travel: laptop, charger, adapters, formal clothes, business cards if used, backup presentation files, invoice or reimbursement records.\n- Visiting family or friends: gifts, address/contact details, personal toiletries, sleepwear, any items requested by the host.\n- Shopping trips: foldable bag, luggage weight allowance, payment backup, customs allowance awareness for international travel.\n\nLuggage strategy:\n- Carry-on only: use the actual bag capacity and carrier constraints, reduce liquids, prioritize quick-dry clothing, use solid toiletries, avoid bulky backups, and plan laundry and drying rather than packing speculative duplicates for longer trips.\n- Checked luggage: separate one-day essentials and important documents into carry-on, protect liquids, leave room for return items.\n- Minimal packing: separate \"must bring\" from \"can buy locally\" aggressively.\n- Multi-city trip: favor mix-and-match clothes, packing cubes, laundry plan, smaller luggage, easy-access daily essentials.\n\nHome pre-departure:\n- Check water, electricity, gas, doors, windows, appliances, trash, refrigerator perishables, plants, pets, parcel delivery, and emergency contact sharing.\n\n## Quality Bar\n\n- Do not overpack. Mark optional items as \"可选\" in Chinese output or \"optional\" in English output, or place them in a separate section.\n- Avoid vague filler such as \"生活用品若干\", \"miscellaneous items\", or \"etc.\". Name the items.\n- Separate \"must bring\" from \"can buy locally\" when the destination has easy shopping access.\n- Include quantities when duration matters, for example underwear/socks by day count plus one spare set.\n- For multi-day carry-on-only travel, make the clothing quantity consistent with a stated laundry and drying plan.\n- Include pre-departure tasks, not only luggage contents.\n- Avoid claiming current entry rules, airline battery rules, or attraction policies unless verified live from official/current sources.\n\n## Output Self-Check\n\nBefore answering, verify:\n\n- [ ] The response starts with a concise context line in the user's language and names material assumptions only when facts were inferred.\n- [ ] The checklist includes both packing items and pre-departure checks.\n- [ ] The sections are relevant to the trip; irrelevant sections are omitted.\n- [ ] At least one destination, traveler, transport, activity, climate, or luggage strategy detail is reflected.\n- [ ] High-risk or easy-to-forget items appear before comfort or optional items.\n- [ ] Optional items are marked separately or labeled \"可选\" / \"optional\".\n- [ ] Items that can be bought locally are separated when shopping access is easy.\n- [ ] No current visa, customs, airline battery, cruise, attraction, or medication-import rule is stated as verified unless live official sources were checked.\n- [ ] The answer stays a checklist, not a full itinerary.\n\n## Common Mistakes\n\n- Turning a checklist request into a full itinerary. Keep route and timing details minimal unless needed for packing.\n- Including every possible section for every trip. Add only relevant sections.\n- Overpacking city trips with outdoor, camping, or emergency gear that the request does not imply.\n- Treating high-risk outdoor equipment as making the trip safe. Say it reduces risk and requires qualified planning.\n- Giving fixed legal, visa, customs, airline, cruise, or attraction rules without live official verification.\n- Mixing output languages. Match the user's language for headings and checklist text unless they request otherwise.\n- Using generic items such as \"documents\", \"toiletries\", or \"miscellaneous\" without concrete examples.\n\n## Test Matrix\n\nUse these scenarios to spot-check future edits:\n\n| Scenario | Expected behavior |\n| --- | --- |\n| 中文普通旅行：\"去成都玩4天要带什么？\" | Chinese output; inferred season is stated; city-weather and pre-departure checks are present |\n| Fully specified city trip | No invented assumptions; start by acknowledging supplied details |\n| English carry-on only: \"What should I pack for 10 days in Italy with carry-on only?\" | English output; carry-on constraints and can-buy-locally split |\n| Mixed language: \"去新加坡 5 days with toddler, packing list please\" | Chinese by default; toddler and international items are present |\n| Parent/child beach trip | Child safety, sun, water, spare clothes, cleanup, and pre-departure checks precede optional items |\n| Cold or wet day hike | Moisture-managing layers and dry backup items are included; closure/alert check, turnaround trigger, and Plan B are present |\n| High-risk outdoor route with unknown season or team | Read `references/high-risk-outdoor.md`; give risk controls, avoid route-specific kit, and ask one single-fact question about the highest-impact gap |\n| High-altitude or remote outdoor trip | Include acclimatization time margin, descent/evacuation plan, and activity-specific insurance checks; do not prescribe medication or diagnose symptoms |\n| Multi-day carry-on-only trip | Clothing quantity matches bag capacity plus a laundry/drying plan, not speculative duplicate items |\n| Rule-sensitive request: \"Can I bring this medicine into Japan?\" | Do not decide legality; use only a verified official source or state that the rule is unverified |\n| Airline power bank request | Read `references/rule-sensitive-checks.md`; verify the operating carrier rather than quoting fixed capacity or use rules |\n\n## Example Prompts\n\n- \"我要去国外日本旅游一周，需要带什么？\"\n- \"我要去新疆伊犁旅游七天，给我生成检查清单。\"\n- \"我要带孩子去上海迪士尼玩一个周末，帮我看看带什么东西？\"\n- \"我打算去云南爬哈巴雪山，需要带些什么？\"\n- \"我打算去走狼塔C+V，需要带什么？\"\n- \"我带3岁孩子去新加坡玩5天，只带登机箱，怎么打包？\"\n- \"我要去北海道滑雪一周，需要准备什么？\"\n- \"我带老人去西藏旅行10天，需要检查清单。\"\n- \"What should I pack for a 10-day trip to Italy with carry-on only?\"\n- \"Can you make a pre-departure checklist for a family beach trip with a toddler?\"\n- \"I am going to Iceland in winter for a week. What should I bring?\"\n- \"What should I pack for my first cruise, and what should I leave at home?\"\n\nFile v1.0.1:_meta.json\n\n{\n  \"ownerId\": \"kn7e2sj8mgfpnxr8gpfdwafh4n887ea7\",\n  \"slug\": \"travel-checklist\",\n  \"version\": \"1.0.1\",\n  \"publishedAt\": 1783751314635\n}\n\nFile v1.0.1:references/high-risk-outdoor.md\n\n# High-Risk Outdoor Trips\n\nUse this reference for snow mountains, high-altitude trekking, wilderness crossings, long unsupported routes, glacier or snow travel, desert crossings, routes with river crossings, or trips where rescue and evacuation may be difficult.\n\n## Checklist Behavior\n\n- Start with assumptions and risk scope: route type, expected days, altitude, remoteness, lodging or camping, solo/team, guided/unguided, and whether the user is doing a summit or through-hike.\n- Put risk controls before comfort items: weather window, turnaround criteria, evacuation plan, communication plan, insurance coverage, local permits or registrations, and team experience.\n- For any hike that leaves developed areas, check official route closures and alerts, state a Plan B, and make the turnaround criteria visible before the equipment list.\n- Separate equipment into personal gear, shared team gear, consumables, and rentable/provided gear when relevant.\n- Include navigation and communication: offline maps, track files, paper map or compass if appropriate, satellite messenger or satellite phone for remote routes, contact schedule, and overdue plan.\n- Include water and food planning for unsupported routes: purification, stove/fuel, emergency food, electrolyte, daily rationing, and backup day.\n- For remote or high-altitude trips, include a time margin for acclimatization, a descent/evacuation plan, and an offline emergency contact. Do not diagnose altitude illness or recommend medication/dosage.\n- Treat insurance as a coverage check, not a generic purchase: verify the named activity, altitude or remoteness, rescue, medical evacuation or repatriation, exclusions, and the assistance contact before departure.\n- Include route-specific hazards when inferable: river crossings, snow/ice, rockfall, scree, altitude sickness, hypothermia, heat exposure, getting lost, wildlife or livestock dogs.\n- Avoid presenting the checklist as making the trip safe. Use wording such as \"降低风险\" and \"出发前确认\", not \"保证安全\".\n- If the request indicates a very high-risk route and lacks experience/team details, include a concise caution and recommend a qualified guide, mature team, and conservative go/no-go criteria.\n\n## Suggested Sections\n\n- 风险前置与出发条件\n- 证件、保险与登记\n- 背负系统\n- 露营睡眠\n- 衣物分层\n- 鞋、袜与脚部护理\n- 导航与通信\n- 水、炉具与食品补给\n- 药品与急救\n- 防晒、防雨、防寒\n- 工具与维修\n- 卫生与环保\n- 出发前检查\n- 不建议携带\n\nFile v1.0.1:references/rule-sensitive-checks.md\n\n# Rule-Sensitive Travel Checks\n\nRead this reference when the user asks whether an item, document, medicine, battery, or bag is allowed, or when the checklist needs an airline-, border-, cruise-, venue-, or attraction-specific instruction.\n\n## Source Order\n\n1. Verify the operating carrier, venue, or destination authority's current official page.\n2. Use the relevant airport, border, health, or park authority when it controls the requirement.\n3. Use news, social posts, and community discussions only to identify a change worth checking; never treat them as the rule.\n\nIf no official live source is available, state that the rule is unverified, name the authority the traveler should check, and provide only non-rule packing precautions.\n\n## Flight Batteries and Smart Luggage\n\n- Do not quote fixed capacity, quantity, storage, or in-flight-use rules from memory.\n- Verify the operating carrier's current rules, including any stricter route- or cabin-specific instruction.\n- Keep power banks and spare batteries in an easy-access carry-on item. If a carry-on is gate-checked, remove them first when the carrier requires it.\n- For smart luggage, check whether its battery can be removed before checking the bag.\n\n## Medicine, Documents, and Attraction Items\n\n- Do not decide import, prescription, visa, child-consent, customs, or venue-bag rules without a current official source.\n- Keep the checklist practical while the rule is unverified: original packaging, copies of prescriptions or documents when relevant, offline booking records, and the official contact or page to check.\n\nFile v1.0.1:skill-card.md\n\n## Description: <br>\nCreate trip-specific packing and pre-departure checklists. Use for 行李清单、出门检查、packing lists, family, road, outdoor, or international trips. <br>\n\nThis skill is ready for commercial/non-commercial use. <br>\n\n## Publisher: <br>\n[onlydreams](https://clawhub.ai/user/onlydreams) <br>\n\n### License/Terms of Use: <br>\nMIT-0 <br>\n\n\n## Use Case: <br>\nTravelers and travel-preparation agents use this skill to produce destination-, traveler-, transport-, and activity-specific packing lists and pre-departure checklists without turning the request into a full itinerary. <br>\n\n### Deployment Geography for Use: <br>\nGlobal <br>\n\n## Known Risks and Mitigations: <br>\nRisk: Users may treat packing guidance as current visa, customs, airline, venue, medicine-import, or attraction policy. <br>\nMitigation: Verify current official sources close to departure and avoid definitive policy determinations unless an official live source has been checked. <br>\nRisk: High-risk outdoor preparation checklists may be mistaken for professional safety, medical, or guiding advice. <br>\nMitigation: Use the checklist as risk preparation only, verify route alerts and conditions, plan turnaround and evacuation criteria, check activity-specific insurance, and consult qualified guides when appropriate. <br>\n\n\n## Reference(s): <br>\n- [High-Risk Outdoor Trips](artifact/references/high-risk-outdoor.md) <br>\n- [Rule-Sensitive Travel Checks](artifact/references/rule-sensitive-checks.md) <br>\n- [ClawHub Skill Page](https://clawhub.ai/onlydreams/skills/travel-checklist) <br>\n\n\n## Skill Output: <br>\n**Output Type(s):** [Markdown, Guidance] <br>\n**Output Format:** [Markdown checklist with concise context, relevant sections, checkbox items, cautions, and optional can-buy-locally notes] <br>\n**Output Parameters:** [1D] <br>\n**Other Properties Related to Output:** [Matches the user's language by default and avoids current policy claims unless verified from official live sources.] <br>\n\n## Skill Version(s): <br>\n1.0.1 (source: server release metadata) <br>\n\n## Ethical Considerations: <br>\nUsers should evaluate whether this skill is appropriate for their environment, review any generated or modified files before relying on them, and apply their organization's safety, security, and compliance requirements before deployment. <br>\n\nArchive v1.0.0: 4 files, 9256 bytes\n\nFiles: references/high-risk-outdoor.md (1957b), skill-card.md (2071b), SKILL.md (14599b), _meta.json (135b)\n\nFile v1.0.0:SKILL.md\n\n---\nname: travel-checklist\ndescription: Use when the user asks in Chinese or English what to pack, what to bring, what to prepare before leaving, or wants a trip-specific packing list/pre-departure checklist. 适用于旅行要带什么、行李清单、出门检查清单、packing list、travel checklist、亲子旅行、自驾、国外旅行、国内旅游、主题乐园、露营、徒步、雪山、高原、老人儿童同行等清单类请求。\n---\n\n# Travel Checklist\n\n## Scope\n\nUse this skill to produce packing lists and pre-departure checklists. Do not create full itineraries, book travel, provide visa or legal determinations, diagnose medical conditions, replace qualified guides, or claim current destination rules unless verified from official live sources.\n\n## When to Use\n\n| Use this skill when the user asks for... | Do not use this skill when the user asks for... |\n| --- | --- |\n| What to pack, what to bring, or what to prepare before leaving | A full day-by-day itinerary or route plan |\n| A packing list, travel checklist, 出门检查清单, 行李清单, or pre-departure checklist | A binding visa, customs, medical, airline, or attraction policy determination |\n| Destination-, traveler-, transport-, activity-, or luggage-style-specific preparation | Booking flights, hotels, tickets, tours, insurance, or vehicles |\n| Child, older-adult, pet, medical-needs, cruise, road-trip, camping, hiking, skiing, beach, or theme-park packing guidance | Diagnosing symptoms, prescribing medication, or replacing a qualified guide for high-risk activities |\n\n## Workflow\n\n1. Extract trip facts from the request:\n   - Destination and region: country, city, scenic area, theme park, beach, mountain, desert, border area.\n   - Duration and season: number of days, month, weekday/weekend, likely weather.\n   - Travelers: adults, children, infants, older adults, pets, medical needs.\n   - Transport and lodging: international flight, domestic flight, train, self-driving, hotel, camping, cruise.\n   - Activity profile: city sightseeing, hiking, theme park, photography, shopping, business, skiing, swimming.\n\n2. If key facts are missing, make conservative assumptions instead of blocking. Ask at most one concise follow-up only when the checklist would be materially wrong without it, such as unknown child age, winter/summer ambiguity, or whether travel is international.\n\n3. Produce a checklist that is specific to the destination and travelers, not a generic packing list. Include both packing items and pre-departure tasks.\n\n4. Flag high-risk or easy-to-forget items first when relevant: passport, visa, ID card, child documents, medication, chargers, weather protection, booking confirmations, emergency contacts, and destination restrictions.\n\n## Output Format\n\nMatch the user's language by default:\n- If the user writes in Chinese, answer in Chinese.\n- If the user writes in English, answer in English.\n- If the user explicitly requests Chinese or English, use the requested language.\n- If the request is mixed or language preference is unclear, default to Chinese.\n\nUse the same language for the assumptions line, section headings, checklist items, optional labels, cautions, and \"can buy locally\" notes. Keep proper nouns, app names, document names, and destination names in their common form when clearer.\n\nStart with a short assumptions line:\n\n`按你的描述，我按「2名成人 / 日本 / 7天 / 酒店住宿 / 常规城市观光」来生成；如人数、季节或孩子年龄不同，清单需要微调。`\n\n`Based on your request, I am assuming \"2 adults / Japan / 7 days / hotel stay / regular city sightseeing\"; if the season, group size, or child age differs, adjust the checklist.`\n\nThen use sections with checkboxes. Use Chinese headings for Chinese output and English headings for English output:\n\n| Chinese | English |\n| --- | --- |\n| 证件与出行文件 | Documents and travel files |\n| 钱包、支付与通讯 | Money, payment, and connectivity |\n| 衣物与鞋包 | Clothing, shoes, and bags |\n| 洗护与日用品 | Toiletries and daily essentials |\n| 药品与健康 | Medication and health |\n| 电子设备 | Electronics |\n| 目的地专项 | Destination-specific items |\n| 儿童/老人/特殊人群专项 | Children, older adults, or special needs |\n| 出门前检查 | Pre-departure checks |\n| 不建议携带或可到当地购买 | Not recommended or can buy locally |\n\nKeep items concrete. Prefer \"护照原件、签证/入境许可截图、机票酒店订单离线保存\" over \"证件\"; prefer \"passport, visa or entry permit screenshots, offline copies of flight and hotel bookings\" over \"documents\".\n\n## Destination Rules\n\nFor international trips:\n- Include passport validity, visa or entry permit, customs restrictions, roaming/eSIM, travel insurance, overseas payment backup, plug adapter, emergency contact, and copies of key documents.\n- Mention that rules can change and should be checked against official sources close to departure if the user asks for visa, customs, medication import, or entry policy details.\n\nFor domestic China trips:\n- Include ID card, health/insurance basics, local climate layers, sunscreen or cold protection, local transport apps or offline maps, and region-specific safety.\n- For Xinjiang, Tibet, border regions, deserts, high altitude, or long-distance routes, add ID checks, sun/wind protection, dry climate care, larger power bank planning within airline limits, and long transfer snacks/water.\n\nFor theme parks:\n- Prioritize lightweight day-pack items: tickets/ID, power bank, sunscreen, rain poncho, small snacks where allowed, water bottle if permitted, comfortable shoes, spare socks, stroller or child comfort items.\n- Add child-specific safety items: contact card, photo of child outfit that day, small toy, spare clothes, fever medicine if appropriate.\n\nFor children:\n- Ask or infer age band when possible: infant, toddler, school-age, teen.\n- Include documents, spare clothes, snacks, water, wet wipes, medication, sleep comfort item, entertainment, stroller/car seat when relevant, and emergency contact card.\n\nFor outdoor or climate-heavy trips:\n- Match the list to likely conditions: rain, cold, snow, heat, sun exposure, insects, dry air, altitude, hiking distance.\n- Include safety and layering items before optional comfort items.\n\n## High-Risk Outdoor Trips\n\nFor snow mountains, high-altitude trekking, wilderness crossings, desert crossings, routes with river crossings, unsupported remote routes, or trips where rescue and evacuation may be difficult, read `references/high-risk-outdoor.md` before answering.\n\n## Scenario Coverage\n\nAdd scenario-specific sections only when relevant. Do not include every section by default.\n\nClimate and season:\n- Cold or snow: thermal layers, gloves, hat, scarf, snow boots or anti-slip covers, hand warmers, moisturizer, lip balm.\n- Heat or beach: sunscreen, sunglasses, hat, swimsuit, quick-dry towel, sandals, after-sun care, waterproof phone pouch.\n- Rainy season or typhoon risk: raincoat, waterproof shoe covers or spare shoes, waterproof bags, itinerary flexibility, weather alerts.\n- Dry, windy, high-UV regions: moisturizer, lip balm, sunglasses, sun hat, long sleeves, nasal spray if useful, extra water planning.\n\nTransport:\n- Flight: ID/passport, boarding documents, airline luggage limits, liquids in carry-on, power bank in carry-on, neck pillow or earplugs for long flights.\n- Train or long-distance bus: ID, easy-access snacks, water, tissues, wet wipes, light blanket or jacket, entertainment, compact wash kit for overnight rides.\n- Self-driving: driver's license, vehicle documents, insurance, offline maps, car charger, tire pressure check, emergency triangle, reflective vest, fuel and rest-stop planning.\n- Cruise, RV, or camping: motion sickness medicine, compact storage, power adapters, quick-dry items, flashlight or headlamp, campsite or cabin-specific supplies.\n\nTravelers:\n- Infant: diapers, wipes, formula or feeding supplies, bottles, spare clothes, comfort item, stroller or carrier, age-appropriate medicine.\n- Toddler or school-age child: snacks, water bottle, spare clothes, entertainment, contact card, photo of the child's outfit that day, fever medicine if appropriate.\n- Older adult: daily medication plus spare days, medical summary, comfortable shoes, warm layer, mobility aid, emergency contacts.\n- Pregnant traveler: medical records, permitted medication, compression socks if needed, comfortable shoes, snacks, hydration, hospital information near destination.\n- Medical needs: prescription medicine in original packaging when relevant, doctor's note for controlled medication, cold-chain plan if needed, insurance and emergency contacts.\n- Pets: carrier, leash, food, water bowl, waste bags, vaccination records, pet-friendly lodging confirmation.\n\nActivities:\n- Skiing: ski gloves, thermal layers, goggles, face cover, sunscreen, lip balm, protective gear, spare socks.\n- Hiking or mountain trips: broken-in hiking shoes, layers, rain shell, trekking poles if needed, headlamp, water, energy snacks, first-aid basics.\n- Diving, surfing, or water sports: swimsuit, rash guard, reef-safe sunscreen where required, waterproof bag, towel, personal gear, motion sickness medicine.\n- Photography trips: camera body/lenses, batteries, charger, memory cards, cleaning cloth, tripod if needed, rain cover.\n- Concerts, festivals, or events: tickets, ID, power bank, earplugs, small bag that meets venue rules, rain/sun protection.\n- Business travel: laptop, charger, adapters, formal clothes, business cards if used, backup presentation files, invoice or reimbursement records.\n- Visiting family or friends: gifts, address/contact details, personal toiletries, sleepwear, any items requested by the host.\n- Shopping trips: foldable bag, luggage weight allowance, payment backup, customs allowance awareness for international travel.\n\nLuggage strategy:\n- Carry-on only: reduce liquids, prioritize quick-dry clothing, use solid toiletries, avoid bulky backups.\n- Checked luggage: separate one-day essentials and important documents into carry-on, protect liquids, leave room for return items.\n- Minimal packing: separate \"must bring\" from \"can buy locally\" aggressively.\n- Multi-city trip: favor mix-and-match clothes, packing cubes, laundry plan, smaller luggage, easy-access daily essentials.\n\nHome pre-departure:\n- Check water, electricity, gas, doors, windows, appliances, trash, refrigerator perishables, plants, pets, parcel delivery, and emergency contact sharing.\n\n## Quality Bar\n\n- Do not overpack. Mark optional items as \"可选\" in Chinese output or \"optional\" in English output, or place them in a separate section.\n- Avoid vague filler such as \"生活用品若干\", \"miscellaneous items\", or \"etc.\". Name the items.\n- Separate \"must bring\" from \"can buy locally\" when the destination has easy shopping access.\n- Include quantities when duration matters, for example underwear/socks by day count plus one spare set.\n- Include pre-departure tasks, not only luggage contents.\n- Avoid claiming current entry rules, airline battery rules, or attraction policies unless verified live from official/current sources.\n\n## Output Self-Check\n\nBefore answering, verify:\n\n- [ ] The response starts with an assumptions line in the user's language.\n- [ ] The checklist includes both packing items and pre-departure checks.\n- [ ] The sections are relevant to the trip; irrelevant sections are omitted.\n- [ ] At least one destination, traveler, transport, activity, climate, or luggage strategy detail is reflected.\n- [ ] High-risk or easy-to-forget items appear before comfort or optional items.\n- [ ] Optional items are marked separately or labeled \"可选\" / \"optional\".\n- [ ] Items that can be bought locally are separated when shopping access is easy.\n- [ ] No current visa, customs, airline battery, cruise, attraction, or medication-import rule is stated as verified unless live official sources were checked.\n- [ ] The answer stays a checklist, not a full itinerary.\n\n## Common Mistakes\n\n- Turning a checklist request into a full itinerary. Keep route and timing details minimal unless needed for packing.\n- Including every possible section for every trip. Add only relevant sections.\n- Overpacking city trips with outdoor, camping, or emergency gear that the request does not imply.\n- Treating high-risk outdoor equipment as making the trip safe. Say it reduces risk and requires qualified planning.\n- Giving fixed legal, visa, customs, airline, cruise, or attraction rules without live official verification.\n- Mixing output languages. Match the user's language for headings and checklist text unless they request otherwise.\n- Using generic items such as \"documents\", \"toiletries\", or \"miscellaneous\" without concrete examples.\n\n## Test Matrix\n\nUse these scenarios to spot-check future edits:\n\n| Scenario | Expected behavior |\n| --- | --- |\n| 中文普通旅行：\"去成都玩4天要带什么？\" | Chinese checklist, conservative assumptions, city-weather and pre-departure checks |\n| English carry-on only: \"What should I pack for 10 days in Italy with carry-on only?\" | English checklist, carry-on constraints, can-buy-locally split |\n| Mixed language: \"去新加坡 5 days with toddler, packing list please\" | Default Chinese unless user clearly asks English; include toddler and international items |\n| Parent/child beach trip | Child safety, sun, water, spare clothes, cleanup, and pre-departure checks first |\n| High-risk outdoor route | Read `references/high-risk-outdoor.md`; risk controls before gear |\n| Rule-sensitive request: \"Can I bring this medicine into Japan?\" | Do not decide legality; give packing precautions and tell user to verify official sources |\n\n## Example Prompts\n\n- \"我要去国外日本旅游一周，需要带什么？\"\n- \"我要去新疆伊犁旅游七天，给我生成检查清单。\"\n- \"我要带孩子去上海迪士尼玩一个周末，帮我看看带什么东西？\"\n- \"我打算去云南爬哈巴雪山，需要带些什么？\"\n- \"我打算去走狼塔C+V，需要带什么？\"\n- \"我带3岁孩子去新加坡玩5天，只带登机箱，怎么打包？\"\n- \"我要去北海道滑雪一周，需要准备什么？\"\n- \"我带老人去西藏旅行10天，需要检查清单。\"\n- \"What should I pack for a 10-day trip to Italy with carry-on only?\"\n- \"Can you make a pre-departure checklist for a family beach trip with a toddler?\"\n- \"I am going to Iceland in winter for a week. What should I bring?\"\n- \"What should I pack for my first cruise, and what should I leave at home?\"\n\nFile v1.0.0:_meta.json\n\n{\n  \"ownerId\": \"kn7e2sj8mgfpnxr8gpfdwafh4n887ea7\",\n  \"slug\": \"travel-checklist\",\n  \"version\": \"1.0.0\",\n  \"publishedAt\": 1780983649683\n}\n\nFile v1.0.0:references/high-risk-outdoor.md\n\n# High-Risk Outdoor Trips\n\nUse this reference for snow mountains, high-altitude trekking, wilderness crossings, long unsupported routes, glacier or snow travel, desert crossings, routes with river crossings, or trips where rescue and evacuation may be difficult.\n\n## Checklist Behavior\n\n- Start with assumptions and risk scope: route type, expected days, altitude, remoteness, lodging or camping, solo/team, guided/unguided, and whether the user is doing a summit or through-hike.\n- Put risk controls before comfort items: weather window, turnaround criteria, evacuation plan, communication plan, insurance coverage, local permits or registrations, and team experience.\n- Separate equipment into personal gear, shared team gear, consumables, and rentable/provided gear when relevant.\n- Include navigation and communication: offline maps, track files, paper map or compass if appropriate, satellite messenger or satellite phone for remote routes, contact schedule, and overdue plan.\n- Include water and food planning for unsupported routes: purification, stove/fuel, emergency food, electrolyte, daily rationing, and backup day.\n- Include route-specific hazards when inferable: river crossings, snow/ice, rockfall, scree, altitude sickness, hypothermia, heat exposure, getting lost, wildlife or livestock dogs.\n- Avoid presenting the checklist as making the trip safe. Use wording such as \"降低风险\" and \"出发前确认\", not \"保证安全\".\n- If the request indicates a very high-risk route and lacks experience/team details, include a concise caution and recommend a qualified guide, mature team, and conservative go/no-go criteria.\n\n## Suggested Sections\n\n- 风险前置与出发条件\n- 证件、保险与登记\n- 背负系统\n- 露营睡眠\n- 衣物分层\n- 鞋、袜与脚部护理\n- 导航与通信\n- 水、炉具与食品补给\n- 药品与急救\n- 防晒、防雨、防寒\n- 工具与维修\n- 卫生与环保\n- 出发前检查\n- 不建议携带\n\nFile v1.0.0:skill-card.md\n\n## Description: <br>\nProduces trip-specific packing lists and pre-departure checklists in Chinese or English for destination, traveler, transport, activity, and luggage scenarios. <br>\n\nThis skill is ready for commercial/non-commercial use. <br>\n\n## Publisher: <br>\n[onlydreams](https://clawhub.ai/user/onlydreams) <br>\n\n### License/Terms of Use: <br>\nMIT-0 <br>\n\n\n## Use Case: <br>\nExternal users and agents use this skill to create concrete packing and pre-departure checklists for trips, adapting items to destination, season, travelers, transportation, activities, and luggage strategy. <br>\n\n### Deployment Geography for Use: <br>\nGlobal <br>\n\n## Known Risks and Mitigations: <br>\nRisk: Visa, customs, medication import, airline, attraction, and entry requirements may change or depend on the traveler's exact situation. <br>\nMitigation: Verify current rules against official sources close to departure before relying on the checklist for rule-sensitive items. <br>\nRisk: High-risk outdoor trips can involve hazards that a packing checklist cannot make safe. <br>\nMitigation: Use the checklist as a preparation aid only, and confirm route conditions, permits, weather, communications, evacuation, insurance, team experience, and qualified local guidance before departure. <br>\n\n\n## Reference(s): <br>\n- [High-Risk Outdoor Trips](references/high-risk-outdoor.md) <br>\n\n\n## Skill Output: <br>\n**Output Type(s):** [Text, Markdown, Guidance] <br>\n**Output Format:** [Markdown checklist with an assumptions line and checkbox sections] <br>\n**Output Parameters:** [1D] <br>\n**Other Properties Related to Output:** [Matches Chinese or English request language and includes pre-departure checks alongside packing items.] <br>\n\n## Skill Version(s): <br>\n1.0.0 (source: server release metadata) <br>\n\n## Ethical Considerations: <br>\nUsers should evaluate whether this skill is appropriate for their environment, review any generated or modified files before relying on them, and apply their organization's safety, security, and compliance requirements before deployment. <br>","readmeExcerpt":"Skill: Travel Checklist Owner: onlydreams Summary: Create trip-specific packing and pre-departure checklists. Use for 行李清单、出门检查、packing lists, family, road, outdoor, or international trips. Tags: checklist:1.0.0, latest:1.0.2, packing:1.0.0, travel:1.0.0 Version history: v1.0.2 | 2026-07-11T08:23:52.987Z | auto - Removed all external reference files, including high-risk outdoor and rule-sensitive guidance. - Deleted ","codeSnippets":[],"executableExamples":[],"parameters":null,"dependencies":[],"permissions":[],"extractedFiles":[{"path":"SKILL.md","content":"---\nname: travel-checklist\ndescription: Create trip-specific packing and pre-departure checklists. Use for 行李清单、出门检查、packing lists, family, road, outdoor, or international trips.\n---\n\n# Travel Checklist\n\n## Scope\n\nUse this skill to produce packing lists and pre-departure checklists. Do not create full itineraries, book travel, provide visa or legal determinations, diagnose medical conditions, replace qualified guides, or claim current destination rules unless verified from official live sources.\n\n## When to Use\n\n| Use this skill when the user asks for... | Do not use this skill when the user asks for... |\n| --- | --- |\n| What to pack, what to bring, or what to prepare before leaving | A full day-by-day itinerary or route plan |\n| A packing list, travel checklist, 出门检查清单, 行李清单, or pre-departure checklist | A binding visa, customs, medical, airline, or attraction policy determination |\n| Destination-, traveler-, transport-, activity-, or luggage-style-specific preparation | Booking flights, hotels, tickets, tours, insurance, or vehicles |\n| Child, older-adult, pet, medical-needs, cruise, road-trip, camping, hiking, skiing, beach, or theme-park packing guidance | Diagnosing symptoms, prescribing medication, or replacing a qualified guide for high-risk activities |\n\n## Workflow\n\n1. Extract trip facts from the request:\n   - Destination and region: country, city, scenic area, theme park, beach, mountain, desert, border area.\n   - Duration and season: number of days, month, weekday/weekend, likely weather.\n   - Travelers: adults, children, infants, older adults, pets, medical needs.\n   - Transport and lodging: international flight, domestic flight, train, self-driving, hotel, camping, cruise; bag capacity, checked/carry-on constraints, laundry access, and drying time.\n   - Activity profile: city sightseeing, hiking, theme park, photography, shopping, business, skiing, swimming.\n\n2. If key facts are missing, make conservative assumptions instead of blocking. Ask at most one concise follow-up only when the checklist would be materially wrong without it, such as unknown child age, winter/summer ambiguity, or whether travel is international. For a high-risk outdoor trip with unknown route, season, experience, or team, do not infer route-specific equipment or go/no-go advice: give only universal risk-preparation items, state the missing factor, and ask exactly one question about the highest-impact gap; do not combine unrelated gaps in that question.\n\n3. Produce a checklist that is specific to the destination and travelers, not a generic packing list. Include both packing items and pre-departure tasks.\n\n4. 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It is intended for preparation guidance, not booking, full itinerary planning, medical diagnosis, or binding legal, visa, customs, airline, venue, or safety determinations.\n\n### Deployment Geography for Use:\n\nGlobal\n\n## Known Risks and Mitigations:\n\nRisk: Travel rules for visas, customs, medicines, airlines, cruises, venues, and attractions can change or depend on the responsible authority.\n\nMitigation: Verify current official sources before stating a rule; otherwise describe the rule as unverified and provide only non-rule packing precautions.\n\nRisk: High-risk outdoor trips may involve route, weather, altitude, rescue, or evacuation factors that a checklist cannot make safe.\n\nMitigation: When route or conditions are unknown, provide general risk controls, avoid route-specific kit or go/no-go advice, and ask one focused question about the highest-impact missing factor.\n\nRisk: Users may rely on the checklist as complete for medical or special-needs travel.\n\nMitigation: Include concrete medication and health preparation items while avoiding diagnosis or prescribing, and direct users to qualified or official sources for medical and import decisions.\n\n## Reference(s):\n\n- [Server-resolved GitHub provenance](https://github.com/Onlydreams/travel-checklist/tree/main/skills/travel-checklist)\n- [ClawHub skill page](https://clawhub.ai/onlydreams/skills/travel-checklist)\n\n## Skill Output:\n\n**Output Type(s):** [Markdown, Guidance]\n\n**Output Format:** [Markdown checklist with concise context, relevant sections, checkbox items, assumptions when needed, cautions, and can-buy-locally notes]\n\n**Output Parameters:** [1D]\n\n**Other Properties Related to Output:** [Matches the user's language by default, using Chinese for mixed or unclear Chinese/English requests.]\n\n## Skill Version(s):\n\n1.0.2 (source: server release evidence)\n\n## Ethical Considerations:\n\nUsers should evaluate whether this skill is appropriate for their environment, review any generated or modified files before relying on them, and apply their organization's safety, security, and compliance requirements before deployment."}],"languages":[],"docsSourceLabel":"CLAWHUB","editorialOverview":"Create trip-specific packing and pre-departure checklists. 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