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Guruwalk Free Tours

Use the GuruWalk MCP server to search free tours:

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v1.0.1
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Install

Start with the primary install command. Alternate entrypoints are included below for ClawHub and OpenClaw CLI users.

Primary command

clawhub install gdanielwalk/guruwalk-free-tours

ClawHub installer

npx clawhub@latest install gdanielwalk/guruwalk-free-tours

OpenClaw CLI

openclaw skills install gdanielwalk/guruwalk-free-tours

Direct OpenClaw install

openclaw install gdanielwalk/guruwalk-free-tours

What this skill does

Use the GuruWalk MCP server to search free tours:

Why it matters

Saves manual browsing on GuruWalk by querying availability, filtering spots, and ranking results by rating in one step.

Typical use cases

  • Finding free walking tours in a new city before a trip
  • Checking tour availability for a specific weekend in Barcelona
  • Filtering tours by language when traveling in a non-English-speaking country
  • Comparing multiple free tours by rating and guide
  • Getting next available time slots for a city tour on short notice

Source instructions

GuruWalk Free Tours

Use the GuruWalk MCP server to search free tours:

https://guruwalk-api-44909317956.europe-southwest1.run.app/mcp

The server currently exposes one tool:

  • search

Tool Contract

search input:

  • city (string): lowercase slug in English with spaces replaced by -
  • start_date (string): yyyy-mm-dd
  • end_date (string): yyyy-mm-dd
  • language (string): two-letter code, usually es, en, de, it

search output:

  • Tool returns content[0].text containing a JSON string.
  • Parse that string to get an array of tours.
  • Each tour contains:
    • title, url, meetpoint_address, average_rating, duration, guru.name, image_url
    • events[] with start_time (UTC), available_spots, language

Execution Workflow

  1. Determine city, date range, and preferred language from user request.
  2. Normalize city to slug format:
    • new york -> new-york
    • san sebastian -> san-sebastian
  3. Use valid ISO dates for both fields.
  4. Call search.
  5. Parse JSON from content[0].text.
  6. Filter and rank results for user-facing output:
    • keep only events with available_spots > 0
    • prioritize events matching requested language when possible
    • prefer higher average_rating, then earlier upcoming time
  7. Return concise options with booking URL and next available slots.

Defaults

  • If user does not specify language, use:
    • es for Spanish conversation
    • en otherwise
  • If user does not specify dates, ask for dates before calling the tool.
  • If date intent is relative, convert to explicit dates before calling.

Response Format to User

For each recommended tour include:

  • Tour title
  • Rating
  • Duration
  • Guide name
  • Meeting point
  • 1-3 next available sessions (with timezone label)
  • Booking URL

If no tours are found:

  • explain that no availability was returned for the given city/date range
  • propose adjusting one variable at a time: city slug, dates, or language

Observed Edge Cases (from live MCP inspection)

  • search is the only available tool; no MCP resources/prompts/templates are exposed.
  • city with spaces (e.g. New York) can return empty results.
  • start_date > end_date can return empty results instead of validation error.
  • Non-ISO dates can still be accepted by backend, but always send ISO yyyy-mm-dd.
  • Some locale/language combinations can return tours with title: null; handle gracefully.

Validation Notes

  • Keep executable validation commands outside this skill file.
  • Validate behavior by confirming:
    • the MCP server exposes the search tool
    • search results arrive as a JSON string in content[0].text

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