Travel
Trips, bookings and places with maps, offline itineraries, time zones done right and a checkout that survives bad connections.
swiftpieces-brief-travel/SKILL.md
Travel
- 01Who it is for, and the job
- 02Screen inventory
- 03Data model sketch
- 04Required states per screen
- 05Platform integrations
- 06App Review and compliance
- 07Privacy
npx swiftpieces add brief-travelWhat a travel app must contain: trips that work offline, dates and times shown in the right zone, places on a map with a sheet that doesn't fight it, booking with clear totals and cancellation terms, and location permission asked only when a map needs it.
One screen, three styles
Nearby, rendered in three families. The brief decides what a screen contains; the style you pair it with decides how it looks.
What is inside
The 11 sections your agent reads, in order.
- 01Who it is for, and the job
- 02Screen inventory
- 03Data model sketch
- 04Required states per screen
- 05Platform integrations
- 06App Review and compliance
- 07Privacy
- 08Monetization and where it is placed
- 09Copy
- 10Anti-patterns
- 11Acceptance checklist
The skill
Pairs with
Written to combine: a style for the look, a brief for the contents, a recipe for the screens.
Changelog
- v1.0.02026-09-18Initial release.
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