hotel-finder-teneo

What This Skill Does

The hotel-finder-teneo skill is a specialized discovery tool designed for verifying hotel information across European cities. Unlike standard travel portals, this agent does not facilitate bookings, nor does it display real-time availability, unverified pricing, or dynamic travel rankings. Instead, it serves as a reliable verification engine, focusing on confirming the actual existence of properties, assigning correct classifications (Luxury, Boutique, or Budget), and clarifying official star ratings. It leverages the Teneo Protocol to ensure decentralized, transparent interaction, allowing users to query data through a secure, wallet-authenticated interface. This ensures that users receive metadata-driven insights about accommodation rather than potentially misleading promotional content found on traditional booking aggregators.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your environment, use the OpenClaw CLI with the following command:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/firestream792/hotel-finder-teneo

Ensure you have Node.js 18+ installed and an active Ethereum-compatible wallet. You will also need the @teneo-protocol/sdk via npm. After installation, configure your environment variables to handle wallet signatures for transactions. If you are using this within the OpenClaw agent ecosystem, ensure your agent permissions are correctly scoped to interact with the Teneo network.

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for travel planners, AI researchers, or developers building bespoke travel concierge bots. It can be used to curate verified lists of high-end hotels for corporate travel, validate property types for research projects, or provide a reliable "truth source" for accommodation metadata. By focusing on existence and classification, it helps filter out "ghost" properties often found in unmoderated databases.

Example Prompts

1. "@hotel-finder search paris luxury"
2. "@hotel-finder berlin"
3. "@hotel-finder explain"

Tips & Limitations

This tool is strictly non-transactional. Do not expect it to provide booking links or confirm if a room is available for your specific dates. It is a metadata lookup service. Always verify the network settings in your SDK configuration to ensure you are connected to the correct chain (Base, Peaq, or Avalanche) to avoid unnecessary gas errors. Since this uses the Teneo protocol, ensure your wallet holds sufficient USDC on the target network before making frequent queries to avoid interruption.