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Skills are packaged prompts + instructions for coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Openclaw, Cursor). They tell the agent:
  • Which Jinko tools exist and how they compose
  • What the canonical booking flow looks like
  • What NOT to do (e.g., never fabricate traveler data)
  • Common pitfalls and how to recover
Think of a skill as a runbook the agent auto-consults when you ask it to do something travel-related.

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Available skills

SkillClientsSource
@gojinko/plugin (bundle of 6 skills)Claude Code (as a plugin), Codex (as a plugin)npm
jinko-flight (Openclaw)Openclawclawhub.ai/kevinjinko/jinko-flight

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What’s inside @gojinko/plugin

SkillWhat it teaches the agent
search-flightsDiscovery: when to use find_destination, flight_calendar, flight_search (cached vs. live, route+dates vs. inspiration)
search-hotelsLive hotel search by destination + dates + occupancy. Filters, room composition, htl_* offer tokens for booking
book-tripCanonical end-to-end flow: search → trip(add_item) → travelers → ancillaries → book. Multi-domain (flight + hotel) carts
manage-bookingPost-booking: get_booking, refund check/commit/status, exchange shop/price/commit/status
accountAuth status, API key handling, common credential pitfalls
jinko-cliThe CLI as an agent surface (mirrors the MCP tools as jinko shell commands)

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Install (Claude Code)

# The plugin bundles the skill + sample scripts
claude plugin add @gojinko/plugin
Claude Code picks up the skill automatically. First time you ask it a travel question it’ll propose the Jinko flow.

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Install (Codex)

codex plugin add @gojinko/plugin
The plugin ships with both Claude and Codex skill manifests so you install it once.

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Install (Openclaw)

Via the Clawhub UI: clawhub.ai/kevinjinko/jinko-flight → Install. The skill is bundled with a curated prompt.

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When to use a skill

SituationSkill helps?
You want an agent to book a trip via CLI without hand-holdingYes, the skill knows the 8-step flow
You’re building your own MCP agent and want Jinko-specific promptingYes, import the skill’s markdown as your system prompt
You’re calling the SDK directly from your own codeNo, use the SDK docs and Flight booking guide
You want a chat agent to just “find me a flight”No, MCP OAuth is enough, no skill needed
Skills are for coding agents. Consumer-facing conversational agents (Claude Desktop, ChatGPT) work great with just the MCP endpoint + OAuth.

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Writing your own

The existing skills are plain markdown with a small YAML preamble. Copy one and edit:
  • Claude Code plugins: plugin repo
  • Codex plugins: same repo, parallel folder
Make a PR if you write a skill for a client we don’t yet support, we’ll list it here.

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Want more?

Jinko Discord has a #skills channel where the community shares custom skills and prompts. Email dev@gojinko.com for the invite.