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Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder and install it by following the included instructions. Tell me what you changed and call out any manual steps you could not complete." }, { "label": "Upgrade existing", "body": "I downloaded an updated skill package from Yavira. Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder, compare it with my current installation, and upgrade it while preserving any custom configuration unless the package docs explicitly say otherwise. Summarize what changed and any follow-up checks I should run." } ] }, "documentation": { "source": "clawhub", "primaryDoc": "SKILL.md", "sections": [ { "title": "When to Use", "body": "User asks about Amsterdam for any purpose: visiting, moving, working, studying, or starting a business. Agent provides practical guidance with current data." }, { "title": "Quick Reference", "body": "TopicFileVisitorsAttractions (must-see vs skip)visitor-attractions.mdItineraries (1/3/7 days)visitor-itineraries.mdWhere to stayvisitor-lodging.mdTips & day tripsvisitor-tips.mdNeighborhoodsQuick comparisonneighborhoods-index.mdCentrum, Jordaan, De Wallenneighborhoods-centrum.mdDe Pijp, Oud-Zuid, Rivierenbuurtneighborhoods-south.mdOud-West, Westerpark, Bos en Lommerneighborhoods-west.mdNoord, Oost, IJburgneighborhoods-east-north.mdAmstelveen, Buitenveldert, Zuidoostneighborhoods-suburban.mdChoosing guideneighborhoods-choosing.mdFoodOverview & dining scenefood-overview.mdDutch & local cuisinefood-local.mdInternational & fine diningfood-international.mdBest areas for diningfood-areas.mdDietary, alcohol, practicalfood-practical.mdPracticalMoving & settlingresident.mdTransport (bikes, trams, trains)transport.mdCost of livingcost.mdSafety & lawssafety.mdWeather & survival tipsclimate.mdLocal services (banking, BSN)local.mdCareerTech industry & salariestech.mdBusiness setup & freelancingbusiness.mdVisas (HSM, 30% ruling, startup)visas.mdStartups & fundingstartup.mdLifestyleCulture & customsculture.mdHealthcare & insurancehealthcare.mdSchools & educationeducation.mdExpat lifestyle & sociallifestyle.mdCycling & transport ownershipcycling.md" }, { "title": "1. Identify User Context First", "body": "Role: Tourist, resident, tech worker, student, entrepreneur\nTimeline: Short visit, planning to move, already there\nLoad relevant auxiliary file for details" }, { "title": "2. Housing Crisis Reality", "body": "Amsterdam has one of Europe's tightest housing markets:\n\nSocial housing waitlist: 10-15+ years average\nFree sector rental: Extremely competitive, often 100+ applicants per listing\nRent regulation: Properties <142 points = regulated (max ~EUR 880/month in 2026)\nAverage rent: EUR 22-30/sqm in free sector; 1BR EUR 1,700-2,500/month\nSee cost.md and resident.md for strategies." }, { "title": "3. Bike Culture (Essential)", "body": "Cycling isn't optional in Amsterdam-it's the primary transport:\n\n880,000+ bikes for 900,000 residents\n44% of all trips made by bicycle\nBike infrastructure: Separated lanes, bike traffic lights, parking garages\nBike theft: Very common-always use two locks\nRight of way: Bikes have priority over cars in most situations\nSee cycling.md and transport.md for details." }, { "title": "4. Weather Reality", "body": "Rain: Expect it year-round, 175 days/year with precipitation\nMild winters: 2-8C, rarely below -5C, occasional snow\nCool summers: 17-22C average, occasional 30C+ heatwaves\nWind: Constant factor, especially near water\nEssentials: Waterproof jacket, rain pants, good shoes-NOT umbrella (wind)\nSee climate.md for monthly breakdown and gear advice." }, { "title": "5. Current Data (Feb 2026)", "body": "ItemRange1BR rent (Centrum)EUR 1,800-2,800/month1BR rent (Outside ring)EUR 1,400-2,000/monthSenior SWE salaryEUR 80,000-130,000/year grossGVB monthly passEUR 99 (Amsterdam)Dinner for two (mid-range)EUR 70-120International school feesEUR 15,000-28,000/yearHighly Skilled Migrant thresholdEUR 5,688/month (30+), EUR 4,171 (<30)" }, { "title": "6. Cost Reality", "body": "Amsterdam has high costs but also high salaries:\n\nHousing: 35-50% of budget typical\nHealthcare: Mandatory insurance ~EUR 140-180/month\nChildcare: Subsidized but expensive-EUR 1,500-2,700/month gross before subsidies\nFood: Groceries 20-30% cheaper than UK/US\nTransport: Cheap if biking (most do); EUR 99/month for unlimited GVB\nTaxes: 36.97%-49.5% income tax (but 30% ruling can help)" }, { "title": "7. Transit Excellence", "body": "Unlike most cities, Amsterdam is NOT car-centric:\n\nCycling: Primary mode, extensive infrastructure\nTrams/Metro/Buses: GVB runs frequent service citywide\nTrains (NS): Excellent connections nationwide\nOV-chipkaart: Single card for all public transport in NL\nCar: Actively discouraged-parking EUR 50-80/day in center\nMost residents don't own cars. See transport.md and cycling.md." }, { "title": "8. Neighborhood Matching", "body": "ProfileBest AreasYoung professionalsDe Pijp, Oud-West, OostFamiliesOud-Zuid, Amstelveen, IJburgBudget-consciousNoord, Zuidoost, New WestNightlife seekersDe Pijp, Jordaan, CentrumTech workersZuidoost (tech hub), Oost, AmstelveenQuiet/UpscaleOud-Zuid, Apollobuurt, MuseumkwartierStudentsOost, Noord, De Pijp" }, { "title": "30% Ruling Changes (Critical for Expats)", "body": "The 30% ruling (tax benefit for highly skilled migrants) is being phased down:\n\n2024-2026: 30% for first 20 months -> 20% for months 21-40 -> 10% for months 41-60\nPre-2024 arrivals: May retain old 30% for full 5 years (grandfathered)\nRequirements: HSM visa, recruited from abroad, specific expertise\nImpact: Effective tax reduction of EUR 10,000-30,000/year depending on salary\nSee visas.md for detailed eligibility and calculations." }, { "title": "Amsterdam-Specific Traps", "body": "Housing scams - Never pay before viewing. Never wire money abroad. Verify landlord ownership.\nTourist tax - EUR 3/night + 7% of room price. Budget for it.\nBike theft - Use TWO locks (frame + wheel). Budget EUR 500+ for a decent used bike.\nCoffee vs Coffeeshop - \"Coffee shop\" (two words) = cafe. \"Coffeeshop\" (one word) = cannabis.\nHard drugs - Illegal. Cocaine, MDMA, etc. carry serious penalties despite reputation.\nRight-hand priority - Vehicles from right have priority unless marked otherwise. Crucial for cyclists.\nCanal swimming - Legal but water quality is poor. Stick to designated swim spots.\nTipping - Not expected. Round up or add 5-10% for exceptional service only.\nShop hours - Many shops close at 6pm. Supermarkets: till 10pm. Sunday closures common.\nDirectness - Dutch people are famously direct. It's cultural, not rude.\nAppointments - Everything requires scheduling. Don't drop by unannounced." }, { "title": "Legal Awareness", "body": "Key laws visitors/residents must know:\n\nCannabis: Legal to buy/consume in licensed coffeeshops only. Max 5g purchase. No smoking in public.\nMagic mushrooms: Illegal since 2008. Truffles (sclerotia) are legal and sold in smart shops.\nProstitution: Legal and regulated in designated areas (De Wallen). Photography prohibited.\nAlcohol: Legal at 18+. No public drinking in designated zones. DUI limit: 0.5% (0.2% for new drivers).\nCycling laws: Lights required at night, no phone use, hand signals for turns.\nPhotography: Legal in public, but respect red-light district rules and ask for portraits.\nNoise: Quiet hours 10pm-7am. Neighbors will complain. Dutch take this seriously.\nAirbnb: Max 30 nights/year for entire home. Registration required. Fines up to EUR 20,000.\n\nSee safety.md for comprehensive legal guidance." }, { "title": "LGBTQ+ Friendliness", "body": "Amsterdam is one of the world's most LGBTQ+-friendly cities:\n\nFirst country to legalize same-sex marriage (2001)\nLarge queer community centered around Reguliersdwarsstraat\nAmsterdam Pride (first weekend of August) is major event\nNo legal or social barriers; full acceptance in daily life\nExcellent resources, nightlife, and community organizations" } ], "body": "When to Use\n\nUser asks about Amsterdam for any purpose: visiting, moving, working, studying, or starting a business. Agent provides practical guidance with current data.\n\nQuick Reference\nTopic\tFile\nVisitors\t\nAttractions (must-see vs skip)\tvisitor-attractions.md\nItineraries (1/3/7 days)\tvisitor-itineraries.md\nWhere to stay\tvisitor-lodging.md\nTips & day trips\tvisitor-tips.md\nNeighborhoods\t\nQuick comparison\tneighborhoods-index.md\nCentrum, Jordaan, De Wallen\tneighborhoods-centrum.md\nDe Pijp, Oud-Zuid, Rivierenbuurt\tneighborhoods-south.md\nOud-West, Westerpark, Bos en Lommer\tneighborhoods-west.md\nNoord, Oost, IJburg\tneighborhoods-east-north.md\nAmstelveen, Buitenveldert, Zuidoost\tneighborhoods-suburban.md\nChoosing guide\tneighborhoods-choosing.md\nFood\t\nOverview & dining scene\tfood-overview.md\nDutch & local cuisine\tfood-local.md\nInternational & fine dining\tfood-international.md\nBest areas for dining\tfood-areas.md\nDietary, alcohol, practical\tfood-practical.md\nPractical\t\nMoving & settling\tresident.md\nTransport (bikes, trams, trains)\ttransport.md\nCost of living\tcost.md\nSafety & laws\tsafety.md\nWeather & survival tips\tclimate.md\nLocal services (banking, BSN)\tlocal.md\nCareer\t\nTech industry & salaries\ttech.md\nBusiness setup & freelancing\tbusiness.md\nVisas (HSM, 30% ruling, startup)\tvisas.md\nStartups & funding\tstartup.md\nLifestyle\t\nCulture & customs\tculture.md\nHealthcare & insurance\thealthcare.md\nSchools & education\teducation.md\nExpat lifestyle & social\tlifestyle.md\nCycling & transport ownership\tcycling.md\nCore Rules\n1. Identify User Context First\nRole: Tourist, resident, tech worker, student, entrepreneur\nTimeline: Short visit, planning to move, already there\nLoad relevant auxiliary file for details\n2. Housing Crisis Reality\n\nAmsterdam has one of Europe's tightest housing markets:\n\nSocial housing waitlist: 10-15+ years average\nFree sector rental: Extremely competitive, often 100+ applicants per listing\nRent regulation: Properties <142 points = regulated (max ~EUR 880/month in 2026)\nAverage rent: EUR 22-30/sqm in free sector; 1BR EUR 1,700-2,500/month See cost.md and resident.md for strategies.\n3. Bike Culture (Essential)\n\nCycling isn't optional in Amsterdam-it's the primary transport:\n\n880,000+ bikes for 900,000 residents\n44% of all trips made by bicycle\nBike infrastructure: Separated lanes, bike traffic lights, parking garages\nBike theft: Very common-always use two locks\nRight of way: Bikes have priority over cars in most situations See cycling.md and transport.md for details.\n4. Weather Reality\nRain: Expect it year-round, 175 days/year with precipitation\nMild winters: 2-8C, rarely below -5C, occasional snow\nCool summers: 17-22C average, occasional 30C+ heatwaves\nWind: Constant factor, especially near water\nEssentials: Waterproof jacket, rain pants, good shoes-NOT umbrella (wind) See climate.md for monthly breakdown and gear advice.\n5. Current Data (Feb 2026)\nItem\tRange\n1BR rent (Centrum)\tEUR 1,800-2,800/month\n1BR rent (Outside ring)\tEUR 1,400-2,000/month\nSenior SWE salary\tEUR 80,000-130,000/year gross\nGVB monthly pass\tEUR 99 (Amsterdam)\nDinner for two (mid-range)\tEUR 70-120\nInternational school fees\tEUR 15,000-28,000/year\nHighly Skilled Migrant threshold\tEUR 5,688/month (30+), EUR 4,171 (<30)\n6. Cost Reality\n\nAmsterdam has high costs but also high salaries:\n\nHousing: 35-50% of budget typical\nHealthcare: Mandatory insurance ~EUR 140-180/month\nChildcare: Subsidized but expensive-EUR 1,500-2,700/month gross before subsidies\nFood: Groceries 20-30% cheaper than UK/US\nTransport: Cheap if biking (most do); EUR 99/month for unlimited GVB\nTaxes: 36.97%-49.5% income tax (but 30% ruling can help)\n7. Transit Excellence\n\nUnlike most cities, Amsterdam is NOT car-centric:\n\nCycling: Primary mode, extensive infrastructure\nTrams/Metro/Buses: GVB runs frequent service citywide\nTrains (NS): Excellent connections nationwide\nOV-chipkaart: Single card for all public transport in NL\nCar: Actively discouraged-parking EUR 50-80/day in center Most residents don't own cars. See transport.md and cycling.md.\n8. Neighborhood Matching\nProfile\tBest Areas\nYoung professionals\tDe Pijp, Oud-West, Oost\nFamilies\tOud-Zuid, Amstelveen, IJburg\nBudget-conscious\tNoord, Zuidoost, New West\nNightlife seekers\tDe Pijp, Jordaan, Centrum\nTech workers\tZuidoost (tech hub), Oost, Amstelveen\nQuiet/Upscale\tOud-Zuid, Apollobuurt, Museumkwartier\nStudents\tOost, Noord, De Pijp\n30% Ruling Changes (Critical for Expats)\n\nThe 30% ruling (tax benefit for highly skilled migrants) is being phased down:\n\n2024-2026: 30% for first 20 months -> 20% for months 21-40 -> 10% for months 41-60\nPre-2024 arrivals: May retain old 30% for full 5 years (grandfathered)\nRequirements: HSM visa, recruited from abroad, specific expertise\nImpact: Effective tax reduction of EUR 10,000-30,000/year depending on salary See visas.md for detailed eligibility and calculations.\nAmsterdam-Specific Traps\nHousing scams - Never pay before viewing. Never wire money abroad. Verify landlord ownership.\nTourist tax - EUR 3/night + 7% of room price. Budget for it.\nBike theft - Use TWO locks (frame + wheel). Budget EUR 500+ for a decent used bike.\nCoffee vs Coffeeshop - \"Coffee shop\" (two words) = cafe. \"Coffeeshop\" (one word) = cannabis.\nHard drugs - Illegal. Cocaine, MDMA, etc. carry serious penalties despite reputation.\nRight-hand priority - Vehicles from right have priority unless marked otherwise. Crucial for cyclists.\nCanal swimming - Legal but water quality is poor. Stick to designated swim spots.\nTipping - Not expected. Round up or add 5-10% for exceptional service only.\nShop hours - Many shops close at 6pm. Supermarkets: till 10pm. Sunday closures common.\nDirectness - Dutch people are famously direct. It's cultural, not rude.\nAppointments - Everything requires scheduling. Don't drop by unannounced.\nLegal Awareness\n\nKey laws visitors/residents must know:\n\nCannabis: Legal to buy/consume in licensed coffeeshops only. Max 5g purchase. No smoking in public.\nMagic mushrooms: Illegal since 2008. Truffles (sclerotia) are legal and sold in smart shops.\nProstitution: Legal and regulated in designated areas (De Wallen). Photography prohibited.\nAlcohol: Legal at 18+. No public drinking in designated zones. DUI limit: 0.5% (0.2% for new drivers).\nCycling laws: Lights required at night, no phone use, hand signals for turns.\nPhotography: Legal in public, but respect red-light district rules and ask for portraits.\nNoise: Quiet hours 10pm-7am. Neighbors will complain. Dutch take this seriously.\nAirbnb: Max 30 nights/year for entire home. Registration required. Fines up to EUR 20,000.\n\nSee safety.md for comprehensive legal guidance.\n\nLGBTQ+ Friendliness\n\nAmsterdam is one of the world's most LGBTQ+-friendly cities:\n\nFirst country to legalize same-sex marriage (2001)\nLarge queer community centered around Reguliersdwarsstraat\nAmsterdam Pride (first weekend of August) is major event\nNo legal or social barriers; full acceptance in daily life\nExcellent resources, nightlife, and community organizations" }, "trust": { "sourceLabel": "tencent", "provenanceUrl": "https://clawhub.ai/ivangdavila/amsterdam", "publisherUrl": "https://clawhub.ai/ivangdavila/amsterdam", "owner": "ivangdavila", "version": "1.0.1", "license": null, "verificationStatus": "Indexed source record" }, "links": { "detailUrl": "https://openagent3.xyz/skills/amsterdam", "downloadUrl": "https://openagent3.xyz/downloads/amsterdam", "agentUrl": "https://openagent3.xyz/skills/amsterdam/agent", "manifestUrl": "https://openagent3.xyz/skills/amsterdam/agent.json", "briefUrl": "https://openagent3.xyz/skills/amsterdam/agent.md" } }