Skills

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.

Available skills

Skill	Clients	Source
`@gojinko/plugin` (bundle of 6 skills)	Claude Code (as a plugin), Codex (as a plugin)	npm
jinko-flight (Openclaw)	Openclaw	clawhub.ai/kevinjinko/jinko-flight

What’s inside `@gojinko/plugin`

Skill	What it teaches the agent
`search-flights`	Discovery: when to use `find_destination`, `flight_calendar`, `flight_search` (cached vs. live, route+dates vs. inspiration)
`search-hotels`	Live hotel search by destination + dates + occupancy. Filters, room composition, `htl_*` offer tokens for booking
`book-trip`	Canonical end-to-end flow: search → `trip(add_item)` → travelers → ancillaries → `book`. Multi-domain (flight + hotel) carts
`manage-booking`	Post-booking: `get_booking`, refund check/commit/status, exchange shop/price/commit/status
`account`	Auth status, API key handling, common credential pitfalls
`jinko-cli`	The CLI as an agent surface (mirrors the MCP tools as `jinko` shell commands)

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.

Install (Codex)

codex plugin add @gojinko/plugin

The plugin ships with both Claude and Codex skill manifests so you install it once.

Install (Openclaw)

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

When to use a skill

Situation	Skill helps?
You want an agent to book a trip via CLI without hand-holding	Yes, the skill knows the 8-step flow
You’re building your own MCP agent and want Jinko-specific prompting	Yes, import the skill’s markdown as your system prompt
You’re calling the SDK directly from your own code	No, 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.

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.

Want more?

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

Getting started

Guides

Authentication

Connect

Concepts

Available skills

What’s inside `@gojinko/plugin`

Install (Claude Code)

Install (Codex)

Install (Openclaw)

When to use a skill

Writing your own

Want more?

​Available skills

​What’s inside @gojinko/plugin

​Install (Claude Code)

​Install (Codex)

​Install (Openclaw)

​When to use a skill

​Writing your own

​Want more?

Available skills

What’s inside `@gojinko/plugin`

Install (Claude Code)

Install (Codex)

Install (Openclaw)

When to use a skill

Writing your own

Want more?