Is my key billed to me?

Yes. The skills use your own RapidAPI key, so every call meters against your own subscription. There is no FlightPowers account and no second bill.

Do the skills need an MCP server?

No. They work over MCP or plain REST with your key, whichever your setup prefers. If you would rather skip skills entirely, the hosted MCP servers work in Claude Code too; see the MCP page.

What license are the skills under?

MIT, in a public GitHub repository. Read them before you run them, fork them, or lift the API calls straight into your own automation. All fine.

Which plan do I need?

The free tier is 10 requests/month with a hard cap: enough to verify your key, not to work with. A daily fare watch alone is about 30 requests a month, so the $10 PRO plan (2,500 requests/month on flights) is the realistic floor.

Integrations

Live flight & hotel data in Claude Code

One install line gives Claude Code eight open-source travel skills on the same live API: cheapest dates, fare watch, trip planning, hotel search, rate-parity monitoring.

Google's price band + a low | typical | high verdict on every fare
Bring your own key: usage bills to your own RapidAPI plan, never ours
Live Booking.com rates too, with proxy_country per-market pricing

Get a free key on RapidAPI →All MCP options

Free tier: 10 requests/month. No card to try.

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npx skills add mtnrabi/travel-agent-skills

Eight MIT-licensed skills (cheapest dates, fare watch, trip planning, hotel search, rate-parity monitoring…). They talk to the same API over MCP or plain REST with your key.

Connect

Install the open-source skills

1
Get a RapidAPI key
Subscribe on the listing’s pricing tab. The free tier needs no card. The skills bill every call to your own subscription.
2
Install the skills
Run npx skills add mtnrabi/travel-agent-skills in your terminal. Eight MIT-licensed skills from the public repo, no build step.
3
Give them your key
The skills talk to the same API over MCP or plain REST with your key. The repo’s README documents both paths per skill. Then just ask; Claude Code picks the right skill from the request.

Ask it

Five things to say, verbatim

After the install, plain requests route to the right skill: these all work as written.

“Find the cheapest week to fly LGW to Lisbon this winter.”

“Check JFK to LHR for December 10 and tell me whether Google calls the fare low, typical, or high.”

“Plan a 5-day Lisbon trip in October: flights from LGW plus a hotel with a review score above 8.”

“Is the Rixos Sungate cheaper booked from the US than from Israel for October 5 to 10?”

“Scan November for the cheapest LIS to JFK date and write the results to a CSV.”

The skills

8 skills, MIT-licensed

The repo’s own description names these five capability areas; all eight skills are listed in its README. Each calls the same live API your key unlocks.

Cheapest dates

Scans a date range and answers with the cheapest days to fly, one request per date under the hood.

Fare watch

Checks a route on demand and reads Google’s low | typical | high verdict, so “alert me when it flips to low” is a field comparison, not a price-history project.

Trip planning

Combines flight and hotel lookups into one itinerary answer, with booking links on both halves.

Hotel search

Live Booking.com rates by destination, with the site’s own filters.

Rate-parity monitoring

Prices the same property from different countries via proxy_country and reports the spread.

Recipes

Seven things to build in Claude Code

Each one is a full page: the connect block, the prompt, the exact call it makes, and the response fields your logic reads.

One-way flight search

Flights API · search_oneway_flights

Round-trip search

Flights API · search_roundtrip_flights

Price-insights check

Flights API · search_oneway_flights

Cheapest-date scan

Flights API · search_oneway_flights

Hotel search

Hotels API · search_hotels

Rate-parity check

Hotels API · find_hotel_by_name

Fare-alert cron

Flights API · search_oneway_flights

Open source

Read the code before you run it

The skills are plain, readable files in a public repo: the API calls inside them are the same ones documented on this site.

github.com/mtnrabi/travel-agent-skills The skills page

Questions, answered plainly

Is my key billed to me?: Yes. The skills use your own RapidAPI key, so every call meters against your own subscription. There is no FlightPowers account and no second bill.
Do the skills need an MCP server?: No. They work over MCP or plain REST with your key, whichever your setup prefers. If you would rather skip skills entirely, the hosted MCP servers work in Claude Code too; see the MCP page.
What license are the skills under?: MIT, in a public GitHub repository. Read them before you run them, fork them, or lift the API calls straight into your own automation. All fine.
Which plan do I need?: The free tier is 10 requests/month with a hard cap: enough to verify your key, not to work with. A daily fare watch alone is about 30 requests a month, so the $10 PRO plan (2,500 requests/month on flights) is the realistic floor.

Elsewhere

The same data in the rest of your stack

Claude ChatGPT Cursor n8n OpenClaw Plain REST All integrations

Ready to judge a fare, not just fetch it?

Live Google Flights and Booking.com data, with the price band and verdict attached to every result. Free tier on RapidAPI, no card to try.

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Free tier: 10 requests/month. No card to try.