price-win / pricewin-skills-hub

pricewin-hotel-search queries Agoda, Booking.com, Traveloka, and OpenTravel at once for a given stay; pricewin-price-comparison runs the same lookup and returns it as a per-OTA rate comparison, naming the cheapest option and its free-cancellation terms; and pricewin-booking-assistant chains search, comparison, and a room recommendation into an actual booking — generating a payment link over bank QR, card, or PayPal, checking its status, resending it if it expires, or cancelling the reservation, and falling back to a direct OTA link when a hotel isn't bookable through Pricewin. All three depend on the same Pricewin MCP server and its backend API being reachable.

The fourth, pricewin-deal-finder, needs neither: it runs its own long-running headless-Chromium process (Patchright) to scrape Booking.com, Agoda, and Google Hotels directly, adds one HTTPS call to the OpenTravel public API, and caches the page selectors it scrapes against in a local file — a browser-automation approach that breaks whenever those sites change their markup, unlike the other three, which go through Pricewin's own API instead of a browser.

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The booking assistant moves real money. Its own description says it can "complete a real booking end to end," generating a live payment link and checking, resending, or cancelling it — this is not a read-only lookup tool, and installing this skill means giving an agent the ability to place an actual purchase.

Licensed MIT-0, not plain MIT. Nothing in the readme obliges a user to credit Pricewin for reuse — unusually permissive licensing for a package whose real function depends on a private backend that the license itself cannot grant access to.