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AI Agents & Automation
We are not an AI vendor talking about AI. We run Claude Code (Anthropic) as the daily operating layer of our own travel group, and we have built a private library of dozens of internal skills against it. This page describes what is actually running today.
The stack we actually run
Claude Code · the daily driver
Anthropic's Claude Code is our primary AI surface. Founder and ops run it as a terminal copilot against real production code, hotel data, order tables, and the company's internal docs.
Hermes · the private agent
A long-running founder-side agent built on Claude Code. Handles email triage, Lark messaging, cron-driven reports, and personal workflow plumbing — the layer where new skills are first prototyped.
Xiaoye (小野) · the company agent
Lark-facing bot for WR colleagues, running on OpenClaw with a curated read-only subset of our skills. Same brain, controlled blast radius.
wr-* skill library
Internal skill repos covering hotel price queries, order auditing, supplier promotion sync, EDM campaigns, SEO auditing and more. Each skill is versioned in git and installable into either Hermes or Xiaoye.
Live use cases inside WR
Hotel price & rate-plan auditing
Continuous price scans against suppliers; mismatched or stale rates flagged before they reach the booking flow.
Order ops & discount approvals
A retainer-style audit agent reviews pre-paid GDS discount requests daily, escalating only the exceptions to a human reviewer.
Supplier promotion sync
Partner promotion calendars are ingested into WR-side tags and rate plans automatically — chain-aware mapping for IHG, Marriott and others.
EDM, SEO & content pipelines
Drafts, translation, structured publishing for itineraries and EDM campaigns; SEO audits across our three travel properties run as scheduled agent tasks.
Why this matters for partners
Because we built this for ourselves first, what we offer is not a slide deck or a chatbot demo. It is the same agent stack, the same skills, and the same operational discipline — installable into your team's workflows with observability and rollback from day one.
Open source
Most of our internal skill repos stay private because they contain production endpoints and credentials. What we can open-source, we do:
- github.com/iori10500/itinerary-site
Source of itinerary.wildroadgroup.com — a WR Travel itinerary site generated and maintained with the same agent workflow described above.