Ikuzo Travel & Map Management for Openclaw

A comprehensive map and travel planning skill for managing locations, spots, and daily itineraries.

jordymeow
v2.1.3
Feb 11, 2026
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Install & Download

1. ClawHub CLI

The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.

npx clawhub@latest install ikuzo

2. Manual Installation

Copy the skill folder to one of these locations

Global
~/.openclaw/skills/
Workspace
<project>/skills/

Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled

3. Prompt Installation

Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.

Help me install ikuzo using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).

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Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.

What is Ikuzo Travel & Map Management?

Ikuzo is a specialized map and travel planning application designed to streamline location-based exploration. By integrating this skill, users can manage complex geographical data, organize points of interest (spots), and generate detailed day-by-day travel itineraries. This implementation of Openclaw Skills allows for seamless communication between AI agents and the Ikuzo platform, providing a robust interface for both personal trip organization and professional logistics management.

The skill provides deep integration for handling GPS data, status tracking for locations (such as priority spots to visit), and time-sensitive scheduling for seasonal events. Whether you are mapping out a weekend getaway or a month-long international expedition, these Openclaw Skills provide the technical foundation to automate your travel discovery and planning processes through a structured JSON-RPC 2.0 protocol.

Ikuzo Travel & Map Management Use Cases

  • Creating and managing custom maps for specific travel themes or geographic regions.
  • Discovering nearby spots within a specific radius across multiple saved maps for on-the-go exploration.
  • Building chronological travel itineraries with specific steps, day dividers, and spot assignments.
  • Filtering locations by seasonal availability or upcoming reminder dates to optimize travel timing.
  • Automating the management of location statuses like To Visit or priority Ikuzo! markers.

How Ikuzo Travel & Map Management Works

  1. Establish a secure connection to the Ikuzo API endpoint using the JSON-RPC 2.0 protocol via HTTP POST.
  2. Authenticate the session using a Bearer token configured within your Openclaw Skills environment.
  3. Utilize the map management tools to create or retrieve existing map collections for your project.
  4. Populate maps with spots by defining GPS coordinates, descriptions, and specific status types like seasonal periods or reminders.
  5. Organize these spots into a cohesive travel plan by adding steps that can be categorized as specific locations or day-by-day markers.
  6. Retrieve and filter data dynamically using spatial queries or temporal filters to update your travel strategy in real-time.

Ikuzo Travel & Map Management Setup

To integrate Ikuzo with your agent, configure your environment with the following endpoint and authentication details. Ensure your Bearer token is securely stored in your tool configuration for Openclaw Skills.

# Define the MCP endpoint
IKUZO_ENDPOINT="https://ikuzo.app/api/mcp"

# Set your authentication token
IKUZO_AUTH_TOKEN="your_bearer_token_here"

You can verify the connection status at any time by calling the ping tool through the Openclaw Skills interface to ensure the JSON-RPC communication is active.

Ikuzo Travel & Map Management Data Schema & Taxonomy

The Ikuzo skill organizes data into four primary entities: Maps, Spots, Travels, and Steps. Below is the metadata structure used by Openclaw Skills to manage these objects:

Entity Key Fields Description
Map mapId, title The top-level container for geographic collections.
Spot spotId, gps, status, type Individual locations containing coordinates and metadata.
Travel travelId, title, steps A collection of chronological components forming an itinerary.
Step stepId, type, orderKey Individual entries within a travel plan, such as a spot or a day marker.
Schema type, status, period Valid taxonomies for categorizing locations and timing.

Ikuzo Travel & Map Management Advanced Features

  • Multi-map spot discovery using the spots_nearby tool with a configurable radius up to 500km.
  • Temporal filtering via momentFrom and momentTo to identify seasonal spots during specific dates.
  • Token-efficient data retrieval using the fields parameter to request only essential metadata.
  • Spatial bounding box searches through spots_box for precise geographic filtering.
  • Real-time schema validation to ensure all spot types and statuses align with the latest platform updates within Openclaw Skills.

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