No Trip Plan -> Booked Weekend Trip Planner

It's Thursday night. You just told your claw "I want to go to Austin this weekend" and it handed you a wall of suggestions with no prices, no hotels, no actual plan. You try to pin it down — "give me a budget breakdown," "what about hotels," "how do I share this with my friends." You're copying and pasting into a group text at 11pm and you still haven't booked anything. You close the tab. Again. Install Weekend Trip Planner and tell your claw "3-day Austin trip under $700, leaving Houston Friday night." You get a full itinerary, hotel picks in your price range, a line-by-line cost breakdown, and a one-paragraph summary ready to paste into your group chat — before you finish your drink. What you get: - trip_planner.md — Core skill prompt that turns one sentence into a complete weekend plan - itinerary_template.md — Day-by-day structure covering meals, sights, and drive times - budget_breakdown.md — Per-category cost template (transport, hotel, food, activities) - share_card.md — Shareable trip summary format your friends can read and vote on in 10 seconds - travel_profile.md — Persistent preferences file so each trip gets closer to exactly what you like