STAR · Information preparation
Create content from hotel information, obtain hotel approval for the specific version, and follow up resulting enquiries. This supports preparing discoverable information.
Explore the roleRESOURCE AGENT · PRODUCT DIRECTION
Our Resource Agent approach organises hospitality and tourism offerings, service rules and permission boundaries into information AI agents can understand and trace to its sources. We are developing a path toward discovery, inquiry and request coordination with compatible personal agents.
Use hotel-verified information, service conditions and authorised data. Identify sources, applicable scope and anything that still needs confirmation.
Organise resource descriptions, service conditions and contact paths so personal agents can discover and understand resources on a factual basis.
A personal agent expresses preferences and constraints. Identity, contact or transaction information requires permissions appropriate to the scope.
Check the request against resource conditions and hand bookings or service questions that need confirmation to the hotel. Actual results rely on hotel or authorised-system receipts.
Create content from hotel information, obtain hotel approval for the specific version, and follow up resulting enquiries. This supports preparing discoverable information.
Explore the roleIdentify explicit travel intent through hotel-owned accounts and authorised channels, hold permitted conversations and hand over booking opportunities. Platform intent discovery does not establish agent interoperability.
Explore the roleLucy handles enquiries and guest requests, Max processes orders within verified scope, and Revenue Advisor provides business recommendations. Each role retains its own permissions and human boundaries.
STAR prepares hotel-approved information and content. REACH discovers intent and follows up in authorised channels. These roles support provider information preparation; they do not establish agent interoperability.
This page describes a product direction, not a promise that these capabilities are available. Interfaces and operation scope require validation; prices, inventory and orders depend on the provider or connected systems.
No universal discovery claim is made. Compatibility, connection methods and permissions require individual validation. Dashed lines indicate planned coordination.
This is a product direction; dashed lines show planned coordination. Connection methods, compatibility and permissions require individual validation. Prices, inventory and orders rely on confirmation by the provider or connected systems, not universal agent access or completed transactions.
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