Air Train Ev Alias

What This Skill Does

The Air Train Ev Alias is a specialized routing skill within the OpenClaw ecosystem that acts as an entry point for the robust air-train-ev capability. It integrates three distinct transportation and energy APIs into a single, unified interface. Designed specifically for Alessandro's workflow requirements, this skill streamlines the process of booking travel and locating infrastructure by delegating tasks to three high-performance modules: Amadeus for real-time global flight pricing and availability, Navitia for comprehensive public transport and rail scheduling, and the Open Charge Map API for identifying nearby electric vehicle charging stations. By using this alias, you gain all the functional power of the primary skill without needing to maintain separate logic or duplicate configurations.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your environment, use the OpenClaw command-line interface. Run the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/aaureli/air-train-ev-alias

Ensure that you have your environment variables properly configured before execution. This skill inherits the credential requirements from its parent: AMADEUS_CLIENT_ID, AMADEUS_CLIENT_SECRET, NAVITIA_TOKEN, and OPENCHARGEMAP_API_KEY. Once installed, the agent will automatically route requests for travel and charging information to the appropriate underlying scripts.

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for frequent travelers and commuters who manage complex itineraries. Use it to compare flight costs across major carriers, plan multi-leg train journeys in cities with Navitia support, or verify the location and availability of EV charging points during long-distance road trips. It is particularly effective for multi-modal trip planning where a user might need to combine a flight arrival with a train connection and an EV rental search.

Example Prompts

1. "Find the cheapest flight options from New York to Paris for next Tuesday and suggest a train route from Charles de Gaulle to the city center."
2. "What are the nearest EV charging stations to my current location that support CCS connectors?"
3. "Plan a train journey from Berlin Central Station to Munich using the most efficient morning connection available."

Tips & Limitations

To ensure the best results, provide clear geographic context in your prompts, such as IATA airport codes or specific station names. Note that this skill depends entirely on the uptime and data accuracy of the three external APIs (Amadeus, Navitia, and Open Charge Map). If an API is experiencing maintenance or rate limits are reached, the agent may return a fallback error. Always verify booking details directly on official provider sites before finalizing high-cost transactions.