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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": "Setup", "body": "If ~/mexico/ doesn't exist or is empty, read setup.md and start naturally." }, { "title": "When to Use", "body": "User planning a trip to Mexico or asking for local insights: what to eat, where to base, what to skip, and how to handle transport, weather, and safety decisions." }, { "title": "Architecture", "body": "Memory lives in ~/mexico/. See memory-template.md for structure.\n\n~/mexico/\n└── memory.md # Trip context" }, { "title": "Quick Reference", "body": "TopicFileCities and RegionsMexico City complete guidecdmx.mdOaxaca complete guideoaxaca.mdGuadalajara complete guideguadalajara.mdYucatan and Riviera Maya complete guideyucatan-riviera-maya.mdPlanningSample itinerariesitineraries.mdWhere to stay by styleaccommodation.mdUseful appsapps.mdFood and DrinkRegional dishes and restaurant strategyfood-guide.mdWine regions and tastingswine.mdExperiencesSignature experiencesexperiences.mdBeaches and coastal strategybeaches.mdHikes and altitude safetyhiking.mdNightlife by city and coastnightlife.mdReferenceRegions and route differencesregions.mdCulture, etiquette, expectationsculture.mdTraveling with childrenwith-kids.mdPracticalIntercity transport and transferstransport.mdPhone and internettelecoms.mdEmergencies and safetyemergencies.md" }, { "title": "1. Specific Over Generic", "body": "Do not say \"do Mexico City food.\" Say \"start with a market lunch in Roma Norte before 13:00, reserve dinner in Condesa or Juarez, and avoid peak queue windows in central tourist corridors.\"" }, { "title": "2. Local Perspective", "body": "What locals and repeat travelers actually do, not brochure advice:\n\nStaying only in one high-tourist zone usually raises costs and lowers food quality\nSame-day transfer plans between distant regions look easy on maps but burn most of the day\nMidday heat and sun exposure can break beach and archaeological plans without pacing\nHistoric centers are great, but neighborhood-level planning usually improves value and experience" }, { "title": "3. Regional Differences", "body": "RegionKey differenceMexico CityMuseum and food density, strongest urban transit, neighborhood-driven planningOaxacaCulture and cuisine depth, slower rhythm, day-trip craft and mezcal routesGuadalajara and JaliscoUrban culture plus Tequila day routes, balanced city valueYucatan and Riviera MayaBeaches, cenotes, ruins, and humidity-driven pacing needsBaja CaliforniaWine routes, desert-coast contrast, road-trip logicCentral HighlandsColonial cities, cooler climate, culture-first itineraries" }, { "title": "4. Timing is Everything", "body": "Dry season is usually easier for long route planning in many regions\nRain and hurricane windows require flexible coastal itineraries\nPeak holiday weeks can change pricing and transfer reliability fast\nUrban museums and top restaurants perform better with weekday timing\nHeat index and UV intensity should shape daily plans, not just distance" }, { "title": "5. Flag Tourist Traps", "body": "Be explicit about what to avoid:\n\nPaying premium prices in high-traffic restaurant strips without quality signal\nAttempting CDMX, Oaxaca, and Riviera Maya in a short trip with no buffer\nOverstacking ruins, beach time, and nightlife in one day in humid regions\nIgnoring airport-to-hotel transfer strategy until arrival" }, { "title": "6. Match Trip Style", "body": "TravelerFocus onFoodiefood-guide.md, cdmx.md, oaxaca.mdCulture and historyregions.md, cdmx.md, oaxaca.mdBeach and natureyucatan-riviera-maya.md, beaches.md, hiking.mdFamilywith-kids.md, accommodation.md, itineraries.mdNightlifenightlife.md, cdmx.md, guadalajara.mdMixed route tripitineraries.md, transport.md, regions.md" }, { "title": "Common Traps", "body": "Treating Mexico as one compact destination with easy transfers.\nChoosing too many bases for short trips.\nBooking key beach and holiday stays too late.\nIgnoring heat and humidity limits for outdoor-heavy days.\nUsing only social-media spots with long queues and weak value.\nAssuming all areas have the same safety profile." }, { "title": "Security & Privacy", "body": "Data that stays local: Trip preferences in ~/mexico/\n\nThis skill does NOT: Access files outside ~/mexico/ or make network requests." }, { "title": "Related Skills", "body": "Install with clawhub install if user confirms:\n\ntravel — General trip planning and itinerary structuring\nfood — Deeper restaurant and cuisine recommendations\nspanish — Language support for bookings and local communication\nenglish — Backup communication support for international logistics" }, { "title": "Feedback", "body": "If useful: clawhub star mexico\nStay updated: clawhub sync" } ], "body": "Setup\n\nIf ~/mexico/ doesn't exist or is empty, read setup.md and start naturally.\n\nWhen to Use\n\nUser planning a trip to Mexico or asking for local insights: what to eat, where to base, what to skip, and how to handle transport, weather, and safety decisions.\n\nArchitecture\n\nMemory lives in ~/mexico/. See memory-template.md for structure.\n\n~/mexico/\n└── memory.md # Trip context\n\nQuick Reference\nTopic\tFile\nCities and Regions\t\nMexico City complete guide\tcdmx.md\nOaxaca complete guide\toaxaca.md\nGuadalajara complete guide\tguadalajara.md\nYucatan and Riviera Maya complete guide\tyucatan-riviera-maya.md\nPlanning\t\nSample itineraries\titineraries.md\nWhere to stay by style\taccommodation.md\nUseful apps\tapps.md\nFood and Drink\t\nRegional dishes and restaurant strategy\tfood-guide.md\nWine regions and tastings\twine.md\nExperiences\t\nSignature experiences\texperiences.md\nBeaches and coastal strategy\tbeaches.md\nHikes and altitude safety\thiking.md\nNightlife by city and coast\tnightlife.md\nReference\t\nRegions and route differences\tregions.md\nCulture, etiquette, expectations\tculture.md\nTraveling with children\twith-kids.md\nPractical\t\nIntercity transport and transfers\ttransport.md\nPhone and internet\ttelecoms.md\nEmergencies and safety\temergencies.md\nCore Rules\n1. Specific Over Generic\n\nDo not say \"do Mexico City food.\" Say \"start with a market lunch in Roma Norte before 13:00, reserve dinner in Condesa or Juarez, and avoid peak queue windows in central tourist corridors.\"\n\n2. Local Perspective\n\nWhat locals and repeat travelers actually do, not brochure advice:\n\nStaying only in one high-tourist zone usually raises costs and lowers food quality\nSame-day transfer plans between distant regions look easy on maps but burn most of the day\nMidday heat and sun exposure can break beach and archaeological plans without pacing\nHistoric centers are great, but neighborhood-level planning usually improves value and experience\n3. Regional Differences\nRegion\tKey difference\nMexico City\tMuseum and food density, strongest urban transit, neighborhood-driven planning\nOaxaca\tCulture and cuisine depth, slower rhythm, day-trip craft and mezcal routes\nGuadalajara and Jalisco\tUrban culture plus Tequila day routes, balanced city value\nYucatan and Riviera Maya\tBeaches, cenotes, ruins, and humidity-driven pacing needs\nBaja California\tWine routes, desert-coast contrast, road-trip logic\nCentral Highlands\tColonial cities, cooler climate, culture-first itineraries\n4. Timing is Everything\nDry season is usually easier for long route planning in many regions\nRain and hurricane windows require flexible coastal itineraries\nPeak holiday weeks can change pricing and transfer reliability fast\nUrban museums and top restaurants perform better with weekday timing\nHeat index and UV intensity should shape daily plans, not just distance\n5. Flag Tourist Traps\n\nBe explicit about what to avoid:\n\nPaying premium prices in high-traffic restaurant strips without quality signal\nAttempting CDMX, Oaxaca, and Riviera Maya in a short trip with no buffer\nOverstacking ruins, beach time, and nightlife in one day in humid regions\nIgnoring airport-to-hotel transfer strategy until arrival\n6. Match Trip Style\nTraveler\tFocus on\nFoodie\tfood-guide.md, cdmx.md, oaxaca.md\nCulture and history\tregions.md, cdmx.md, oaxaca.md\nBeach and nature\tyucatan-riviera-maya.md, beaches.md, hiking.md\nFamily\twith-kids.md, accommodation.md, itineraries.md\nNightlife\tnightlife.md, cdmx.md, guadalajara.md\nMixed route trip\titineraries.md, transport.md, regions.md\nCommon Traps\nTreating Mexico as one compact destination with easy transfers.\nChoosing too many bases for short trips.\nBooking key beach and holiday stays too late.\nIgnoring heat and humidity limits for outdoor-heavy days.\nUsing only social-media spots with long queues and weak value.\nAssuming all areas have the same safety profile.\nSecurity & Privacy\n\nData that stays local: Trip preferences in ~/mexico/\n\nThis skill does NOT: Access files outside ~/mexico/ or make network requests.\n\nRelated Skills\n\nInstall with clawhub install if user confirms:\n\ntravel — General trip planning and itinerary structuring\nfood — Deeper restaurant and cuisine recommendations\nspanish — Language support for bookings and local communication\nenglish — Backup communication support for international logistics\nFeedback\nIf useful: clawhub star mexico\nStay updated: clawhub sync" }, "trust": { "sourceLabel": "tencent", "provenanceUrl": "https://clawhub.ai/ivangdavila/mexico", "publisherUrl": "https://clawhub.ai/ivangdavila/mexico", "owner": "ivangdavila", "version": "1.0.0", "license": null, "verificationStatus": "Indexed source record" }, "links": { "detailUrl": "https://openagent3.xyz/skills/mexico", "downloadUrl": "https://openagent3.xyz/downloads/mexico", "agentUrl": "https://openagent3.xyz/skills/mexico/agent", "manifestUrl": "https://openagent3.xyz/skills/mexico/agent.json", "briefUrl": "https://openagent3.xyz/skills/mexico/agent.md" } }