Answers 'should I care about my trip?' for EU-27 (+NO, UK, CH) travel: per-trip disruption assessment with labelled confidence and proof of what was monitored, and a daily published briefing. Built on 34 live official sources (weather, seismic, strikes, rail/road/air, advisories). Synchronous skill…
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Answers 'should I care about my trip?' for EU-27 (+NO, UK, CH) travel: per-trip disruption assessment with labelled confidence and proof of what was monitored, and a daily published briefing. Built on 34 live official sources (weather, seismic, strikes, rail/road/air, advisories). Synchronous skills only — no streaming, no push notifications.
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