Wuhan University Nearby Food Map

The problem

For newcomers, current students, and visitors around Wuhan University, “what should I eat today” is not only about taste. It also depends on location, budget, and context: Guangba Road suits cheap everyday meals, Jiedaokou works better for group dinners, Bayilu & South Gate 2 leans toward late-night eating, while campus cafeterias and campus CBD spots cover quick meals. This skill turns scattered local dining information into a searchable food guide so users can move from “I am hungry” to a concrete choice.

How it works

• Semantic triggering: it responds to plain questions like “what is nearby to eat?” or “where is good around Wuhan University,” as well as place names such as Guangba Road, Jiedaokou, Donghu New Village, or Meiyuan, and scenarios such as dinner, late-night snacks, or eating alone.
• Dimension extraction: it identifies location / area, scenario, and budget from the request, then checks whether the request stays within the Wuhan University area.
• Data matching: it reads references/food-guide.md and matches the request against eight modules: six off-campus areas, selected campus cafeterias, and campus CBD venues.
• List output: it returns store name, signature dishes, per-person reference, and location, usually limiting results to 5-8 places and sorting by price or scenario.
• Image assistance: area or store images can be included as public links using Markdown image syntax; if an image fails to load, the text list still renders.

Boundaries and caveats

• The skill focuses on nearby offline dining, not delivery, errands, reservations, navigation, or account actions.
• Per-person prices are reference values, marked with precision levels such as exact, range, or estimate, and are not real-time bills.
• Operating hours, queue status, daily menus, and stall changes can shift quickly, so users should confirm with map apps or the store before going out.
• Areas outside Wuhan University, such as Optics Valley, Jianghan Road, other universities, or other cities, are outside the core scope; the skill may give directional hints but does not provide full recommendations there.