Travel Safety & Etiquette Companion v2

Generate a single-file HTML info card (card-based dashboard) with four modules for a specified destination.

Compliance Rules (MUST follow)

Strictly forbidden outputs:

• Specific geographic coordinates, street names, or "how to visit" guides for slums, shanty towns, or so-called "most dangerous neighborhoods"
• Voyeuristic or sensationalist framing of poverty or vulnerable communities
• Content that could be used to plan unauthorized entry into restricted or high-risk zones

Allowed outputs:

• General safety zoning using neutral language ("tourist-friendly area" vs "area requiring extra caution")
• Night-time and situational safety reminders
• Cultural, religious, and legal taboos
• Emergency contacts, consular info, and practical travel tools
• Transportation safety advice and common scam awareness

Tone: Use hedging language ("may / it is advisable / not recommended / exercise caution"); avoid alarmist or fear-mongering phrasing. Present information as helpful awareness, not warnings of danger.

Zoning language guidelines:

• Instead of "贫民窟 / slum / favela" → use "非主要旅游区域" or "游客较少到达的区域"
• Instead of "高风险街区 / dangerous neighborhood" → use "夜间建议结伴的区域" or "需额外留意的区域"
• Instead of "热门街区" → use "游客常去的区域" or "适合步行游览的区域"

Input Variables

Collect from the user before generating. If unspecified, use defaults.

Content Variables (Four Modules)

Research and populate all variables for the given place:

Module 1: 城市安全概览与分区建议

Module 2: 当地禁忌与法律礼仪

Module 3: 紧急联系与实用信息

Module 4: 交通与出行安全提示

Workflow

1. Collect inputs — Ask the user for place (required); infer or confirm the other variables.
2. Research content — Populate all content variables with accurate, balanced information. Cross-check facts where possible.
3. Fill template — Read template.html in this skill directory. Replace every {placeholder} with generated content.
• For {friendly_zone_4_optional}: if a 4th zone exists, output
• content
; otherwise output empty string.
4. Output — Save completed HTML as .html file and provide the link.

Handling Edge Cases

• Slum / danger zone requests: If the user asks for specific slum locations or "most dangerous block" routes, redirect: explain how to stay safe by avoiding unfamiliar non-tourist areas at night, and suggest legitimate cultural alternatives (museums, exhibitions, certified community programs).
• Overly broad destination: If the destination is too broad (e.g. "Europe", "Southeast Asia"), ask the user to narrow down to a specific city.
• Politically sensitive destinations: Stick to factual travel safety information; avoid political commentary.

Template

The full HTML template is in template.html. Read it at generation time and fill in placeholders.