dsh-travel-plan

Asking an LLM for a travel plan usually yields a Wikipedia-style city overview, landmarks stopped at the shopping-mall level, business hours that are months stale, and a one-size-fits-all template where "anime" means nothing but a goods shop and "fun stores" means retail window-shopping alone. dsh-travel-plan locks the workflow into a repeatable pipeline: it first crawls maps, OTAs, ticketing sites, and official guides to surface real, bookable POIs—specific stores, photo spots, restaurants, shows, and experience venues—then queries Xiaohongshu, Douyin, Weibo, and Bilibili to understand how a given theme is actually played locally, verifies every opening hour, exhibition window, showtime, and reservation rule, and finally clusters stops by neighborhood into a half-day-by-half-day schedule where every decision slot carries TopK alternatives. Social posts are treated strictly as discovery signals; inaccessible pages are never faked, and bookable venues that are quiet on social media still make the table. The output is always two fixed sections: a complete POI table with source citations and theme evidence, and a day-by-day itinerary broken into morning / lunch / afternoon / dinner / evening. It's built for travelers who want a plan they can literally follow: a weekend themed crawl with friends, a multi-day anime and art route, or a single afternoon hunting indoor activities in a business district. Drop in the destination (dates strongly recommended) and the plugin handles the rest.