AgentTravel is the infrastructure layer that lets AI agents search flights, book hotels, optimize loyalty points, and navigate the entire travel stack. One API. Every booking channel.
# Travel Skills
mcp_servers:
agenttravel:
command: "npx agenttravel-mcp"
env:
AGENTTRAVEL_API_KEY: "at_live_..."
# Your agent can now:
# - Search 400+ airlines
# - Compare hotel rates
# - Optimize loyalty points
# - Book with one call
Drop the MCP server into Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or OpenClaw. Your agent gets travel tools instantly.
npx agenttravel-mcpSearch flights, check hotel rates, and book from your terminal. Pipe results into any workflow.
at search flights SFO-NRT --pointsStandard REST API with typed SDKs for Python and TypeScript. Build travel into anything.
POST /v1/flights/searchSearch 400+ airlines. Compare cash vs. points. Find hidden-city routes, positioning flights, and mistake fares your agent would never spot alone.
Rate comparison across chains and OTAs. Status match detection, suite upgrade probability, and best-rate-guarantee triggers.
The travel hacker brain. Credit card bonus calendars, transfer partner valuations, sweet spot alerts, and optimal redemption routing.
Travel insurance comparison, visa requirement checks, health advisory lookups. Your agent handles the paperwork.
Airport transfers, rental cars, rail passes, ride-share estimates. Door-to-door, not gate-to-gate.
Restaurant reservations, walking tours, neighborhood guides, event tickets. Your agent becomes a local before you land.
Every autonomous agent needs identity, communication, and mobility. The stack is forming.
Email inboxes for AI agents. Send, receive, thread, search. $6M seed, General Catalyst.
Phone numbers for AI agents. Make calls, send SMS, handle inbound. YC-backed.
The travel layer. Flights, hotels, points, insurance, ground transport, local intel. The missing piece.
Business runs on movement. Conferences, client visits, team offsites, sales trips. Every agent framework is missing the same capability. AgentTravel fills the gap between "plan my trip" and "it's booked."