what is weekend-city-trip fr?

Weekend City Trip is a skill for Claude Code or Codex that researches weekend travel plans for any Chinese city. Instead of you manually searching multiple apps and websites, you tell your coding agent something like "research what is fun in Guangzhou this weekend" and the skill does a deep, automated search on your behalf, then writes up a full report. Under the hood it uses an outside web search API called anysearch, sending Chinese language queries in parallel across eleven categories: recent trending spots on Xiaohongshu, concerts and live shows, flea markets and craft fairs, sports matches, museums and galleries, discounted tickets, chain store locations inside shopping malls, food streets, city walking routes, top rated tourist attractions, and subway routes. The skill checks its own results for quality and will run extra searches if something looks incomplete, up to two more rounds. The final output is a single Markdown report of roughly twenty to thirty kilobytes, organized into ten sections covering a quick overview table, a full list of events, discount tickets, popular chain stores, food streets, walking routes, subway information, three themed weekend routes for different kinds of travelers, notes on how reliable the timing information is, and a list of the sources used. The skill can also convert this report into a single styled HTML file for easier sharing, and optionally generate an HTML map with color coded markers for each recommended location. To use it you need a Claude Code or Codex setup with the skill files placed in a skills folder, plus an API key from anysearch for the web searches (a lower rate limit anonymous mode also works without a key). Generating the optional map requires two separate API keys from the Chinese mapping service Amap, one for loading the map in a browser and one for converting addresses into coordinates on the backend. Python 3.7 or later is needed if you want the HTML or map output, though the Markdown report alone does not require Python.