Connect your AI assistant to Journey

Search the Journey catalog of independent hotels, resorts and professionally managed short-term rentals. A unique property name (`castle hill inn`, `Nihi Sumba`) returns that property in `results` with slug/id/url — not an empty list. A city query (e.g. Newport, Rhode Island) stays in that metro — do not substitute Long Island or another region. Each result includes hero image_url when published, location, rating when published, public/retail stay totals, a member_rate teaser when published, join_url, and booking_url with dates and occupancy. Pass `child_ages` (e.g. `[5]`) with `children`. Never invent ratings or prices. Always check_availability before recommending a stay. Agents never pay.

Full public profile for one hotel, resort or short-term rental: hero image_url and gallery, name, slug, url, location, rating score/text/review_count when published, amenities, room types, offers, on-site dining, and the canonical journey.com URL. Never invent a rating. Use this before quoting anything about a specific stay.

Night-by-night availability for a stay. `date_from` is check-in and `date_to` is check-out: occupied nights are check-in inclusive and check-out exclusive, so 2026-10-23 → 2026-10-25 is nights 2026-10-23 and 2026-10-24 and `days` equals that length. Includes minimum-stay restrictions where the property supplies them. Returns a `booking_url` so the human can complete the stay on Journey. Agents never pay.

Room rates for a stay as shown to a signed-out visitor on journey.com: public/retail (`pricing_basis: public`) side-by-side with a published member-rate teaser when the partner offers one, plus savings, cancellation summary when published, stay occupancy (including child_ages), a points_earn estimate when the payload has one, join_url (https://www.journey.com/traveler/sign-up), and a booking_url (per room when the site has a room link). If dated rooms have no member figure, `catalog_member_teaser` is the starting-at member rate the website already shows signed-out visitors — quote it as a teaser, not this stay's room total. Never invent a member total — if none is published, member_rate is null and the note says so. Personalized session rates still need get_member_pricing after the human signs in. Agents never pay.

Things to do, restaurants and seasonal events around a Journey destination, plus on-site dining at a specific property. Pass `destination` as a Journey destination path (e.g. `united-states/colorado/aspen`) or pass `id_or_slug` for a property's own experiences.

Orientation for an AI agent: what Journey Rewards is, what makes it different for travellers and for hotel operators, the rules of engagement for agents, how to cite Journey, and live catalog totals. Call this once at the start of a Journey-related task.

Return a journey.com Clerk sign-in URL so the HUMAN can sign in in their own browser. Never ask for a password, one-time code, session cookie or API token — this tool accepts none of those. After they finish on Journey, member tools work from the first-party session (WebMCP in the signed-in tab). Remote MCP clients cannot see that session; tell the human to continue on journey.com.

Return a journey.com Clerk sign-up URL so the HUMAN can create a Journey membership in their own browser. Never ask for a password, one-time code, session cookie or API token. After they finish, member tools work from the first-party session on journey.com.

Build a journey.com URL for a property with dates and occupancy prefilled, anchored to the booking section. This does NOT book anything: hand the link to the human and they complete checkout on Journey. Agents never pay, never hold inventory and never see card data.

Personalized member rates for the person already signed in to journey.com in this browser. Same dual public/member shape as get_pricing, resolved against their session. Use get_pricing for the signed-out catalog teaser. Read-only: it quotes a price, it does not hold or book anything. Returns a `booking_url`. Agents never pay.

Summaries of the signed-in member's upcoming and past Journey stays — the same list they see under their profile. Property, dates and status only.

The signed-in member's Journey points wallet: available, pending and credit balances, and lifetime totals where the backend supplies them. Read-only — no tool can move, transfer or spend points.

Points awarded to the signed-in member by stay: base points, any campaign multiplier, the total, and whether the award is finalised or still pending. Use this to explain where a balance came from.

The signed-in member's loyalty tier, progress to the next tier, and the published Journey benefits that apply at that tier.

Membership status for the signed-in human: member code, enrolment date, status, tier and onboarding state. Contact details, date of birth and other profile PII are intentionally excluded.