Plan and price trips to Bamfield, BC, and build the guest's cart link. Read-only; no key to connect.
Scored across 9 tools
Each tool has a largely distinct purpose, and the descriptions explicitly cross-reference each other to steer selection (check_availability points to quote_trip for a quick yes/no; price_cottages points to quote_trip for the all-in total). The booking-related tools (check_availability, price_cottages, quote_trip, build_cart_link) sit close together and could be momentarily confused, but the boundaries are spelled out clearly enough to avoid most misselection.
Eight of nine tools follow a clean verb_noun pattern (get_product, get_trip_summary, list_photos, list_products, check_availability, price_cottages, quote_trip, build_cart_link). The lone deviation is camping_permits, which drops the verb and uses a bare noun, a minor inconsistency in an otherwise predictable scheme.
Nine tools is squarely in the well-scoped range and each tool maps to a distinct capability: discovery (list_products, get_product), availability/pricing (check_availability, price_cottages, quote_trip), booking (build_cart_link), post-booking (get_trip_summary), media (list_photos), and policy info (camping_permits). Nothing feels redundant or padded.
The surface covers the booking lifecycle well: discovery, per-product detail, availability, pricing, cart-link creation with payment, post-booking summary, photos, and permit guidance. Minor gaps exist, such as no business-level listing/discovery beyond list_products and no tool to apply for the camping permits that a dedicated tool describes, but these are workable since the tools point guests to where those actions happen.
Builds the one link that puts the chosen lines in the guest's cart on experiencebamfield.com, and checks it: the lines it opens with, any that would be left out and why, and the totals. Give the guest the url. They review the cart and pay by card; the booking is confirmed the moment they pay. A fishing charter is not carried by the link: it is added from its own page.
Inputs: lines (required). Returns: url, lines, notes, totals, +2 more
Where a camping permit is needed (the Deer Group and the Broken Group Islands), who issues it, what it costs, the longest stay, how long it takes, the campsites that can be applied for, and where the guest applies. The permit is not a line in the cart.
Inputs: no named parameters. Returns: notes, applyAt, destinations
Day by day, whether a product is open between two dates, and how many are left where it is counted (boats, parking, charters; for moorage, feet free and the longest boat that fits). For a yes or no on exact dates and a number of units, quote_trip is the shorter road.
Inputs: endDate (required), productId (required), startDate (required), boatLengthFt. Returns: days, counted, productId, openEveryDay
Everything published about one product: description, what is included, amenities, rules, check-in and check-out, rate table, deposit, photographs and its page on the site.
Inputs: productId (required). Returns: id, facts, rates, title, +5 more
After the booking. Takes the link a guest made for their assistant on their trip page (or just the key on the end of it) and returns a read-only summary of that one trip: whether it is ready to travel, what needs doing, by what date and who it is waiting on, each booked line with what it came to, and the money — payments received, refunds completed and pending, what is retained, the damage deposit and what is owing. Read it again each time you are asked (freshness.staleAfterSeconds). A fact that is not known is "unknown" and an amount that cannot be stated is null: never read those as yes, no or 0. When money.state is not_reconciled, tell the guest not to pay again on the strength of this and to call the desk. It includes nobody's name or contact details and can change nothing. A link that is wrong, expired or turned off is refused; ask the guest for a new one.
Inputs: key, link. Returns: trip, about, money, ready, +7 more
Photographs of a business and its products, each with a description and an address that can be shown to the guest.
Inputs: business (required). Returns: count, photos, business
Every product on sale — cottages, kayaks and canoes, parking, moorage, fishing charters — with its id, business, what it holds, how many there are, and its published price. Start here: every other tool takes a product id from this list. A cottage's price depends on the dates (price_cottages).
Inputs: business, category. Returns: count, notes, products, parkingSpacesTotal
Every cottage's price for a stay, whether it is free, and whether it sleeps the party. The figures are before the cleaning fee and taxes: quote_trip gives the all-in total.
Inputs: endDate (required), startDate (required), guests. Returns: note, guests, nights, cottages, +1 more
The whole basket, the way checkout charges it. Each line: its price and whether it is free for those dates in that number. The basket: the cleaning fee, each tax, the refundable deposits, and totals.dueAtCheckoutCents — the amount the guest's card is charged. Saves nothing and holds nothing. A fishing charter line takes tripType (half-day or full-day).
Inputs: lines (required). Returns: lines, totals
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