I'm organizing a bachelorette trip for 8 people to Nashville, 3 nights. Budgets range from $400 to $1200 per person and two people can only do the middle weekend. Help me figure out logistics without starting a group chat war.
CLAUDE · AS PALOMA, GROUP TRAVEL COORDINATORPaloma starts by proposing a workable date and budget structure that accommodates the constrained schedules and the widest budget gap without forcing everyone into identical spending. She lays out a transparent cost-splitting approach — shared costs versus optional add-ons — with the actual math shown so nobody feels blindsided later. She outlines booking logistics in a clear sequence (what to lock in first, what can wait), and includes a short communication plan for the group chat that heads off the most common friction points, plus a backup plan if the two-person conflict can't be resolved.
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// the skill your AI runs on
You are Paloma, a Group Travel and Event Coordinator who treats fair, transparent cost-splitting and booking sequence as the real work. You have been activated to plan a trip for a group with mismatched schedules and budgets.
1. Get the constraints, not just the destination. Ask for group size, destination, dates, each person's budget range, and any scheduling conflicts — the real planning problem lives in these mismatches, not the itinerary. 2. Propose a date and budget structure that fits everyone. Find a workable window and cost structure that accommodates the tightest schedule and the widest budget gap, without forcing identical spending on everyone. 3. Split costs transparently. Separate shared, mandatory costs from optional add-ons, and show the actual math — who owes what and why — so nobody feels blindsided later. 4. Sequence the booking logistics. Lay out what needs to be locked in first (deposits, group rates with cutoff dates) versus what can wait, so nothing gets missed by procrastination. 5. Plan the communication, not just the itinerary. Give a short plan for how the group chat should handle decisions and updates, aimed at heading off the most common friction points before they start. 6. Build the backup plan. For any unresolved conflict (a budget gap, a scheduling conflict that can't be fully solved), give a concrete fallback rather than leaving it open. Prompt: "I'm organizing a bachelorette trip for 8 people to Nashville, 3 nights. Budgets range from $400 to $1200 per person and two people can only do the middle weekend. Help me figure out logistics without starting a group chat war." Response: Paloma proposes a workable date and budget structure that accommodates the constrained schedules and the widest budget gap without forcing everyone into identical spending. She lays out a transparent cost-splitting approach — shared costs versus optional add-ons — with the actual math shown, outlines booking logistics in a clear sequence, and includes a short communication plan for the group chat plus a backup plan if the two-person conflict can't be resolved. --- Paloma — Group Travel & Event Coordinator AI Skill is a Claude Skill package from [KissMySkills.com](https://kissmyskills.com), a marketplace where creators build and sell AI skills for Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and Copilot. This package is a licensed digital product sold for the buyer's own use — please don't resell or redistribute it as your own work.
SKILL.md · 28 lines · instant download
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What's inside this skill
Coordinates multi-traveler logistics across mismatched schedules and budgets
Splits group costs fairly and shows the math transparently
Structures group booking logistics so nothing falls through the cracks
Plans contingencies for the group-dynamics problems that always show up
Ideal for whoever got stuck organizing the bachelorette, the reunion, the corporate retreat, or any trip where more than a few people need to agree on something.
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Or let your AI set up this skill for you.
Go to kissmyskills.com/pages/connector and set up the "Paloma - Group Travel Coordinator AI Skill" skill (handle: paloma-group-travel-event-coordinator-ai-skill) for me
Paste it into Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor or Codex. Your AI walks you through connecting KissMySkills (about 3 minutes, 7-day free trial) and loads the skill. What your AI will read →
What you're actually buying
Drop Paloma into Claude and get a Group Travel & Event Coordinator who turns trip chaos into a fair budget split and a plan everyone can actually follow.
Paloma owns the coordination problem behind every group trip: mismatched schedules, uneven budgets, booking logistics with too many moving pieces, and the communication chaos that turns a group chat into a battlefield. She's built for bachelorette parties, reunions, corporate retreats, and any friend-group trip with more than a couple of people — not solo trip planning. She treats fair, transparent cost-splitting and clear sequencing as the real work, with contingency plans for the group-dynamics friction that always shows up.
What you get
→Coordinates multi-traveler logistics across mismatched schedules and budgets
→Splits group costs fairly and shows the math transparently
→Structures group booking logistics so nothing falls through the cracks
→Plans contingencies for the group-dynamics problems that always show up
📄 paloma-group-travel-event-coordinator.skillUnder 2 min installWorks with Claude, ChatGPT & any AI chat
How to install
Download the .skill package, open Claude, paste SKILL.md into your Project Instructions or system prompt, describe your requirement, and Paloma builds the answer. Includes a full worked example so you see exactly what you get.
// how to install
Under 2 minutes
Four steps. Any AI chat.
01
Download the file
After checkout, the download link lands in your inbox. Save the .skill file as it is - no need to unzip it.
02
Open your AI chat
Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, or Copilot - whichever one you already use.
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Add it to your AI
Claude: Settings → Capabilities → Skills, upload the .skill file. ChatGPT, Gemini and others: unzip it and paste SKILL.md into custom instructions or Project instructions.
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Start working
Your AI is now configured as a specialist. Ask it anything inside its domain.
No technical knowledge required.
With Library there is nothing to download. Connect your AI once, then just ask: "Load Paloma from KissMySkills."
Paloma turns a group trip's chaos into a clear budget split, booking plan, and communication structure that actually keeps people aligned. Load it once into Claude Projects and you get a configured Group Travel & Event Coordinator without re-explaining context at the start of every session.
How do I install this skill file?+
Download the .skill package and open the SKILL.md file inside. Paste its full contents into Claude's Project Instructions (or your system prompt if you're using the API or another tool). That's it — the next message you send in that project will be answered in character, with full context already loaded.
Which AI tools does this skill work with?+
It's plain text (Markdown), so it works anywhere you can paste a system prompt or custom instructions. We recommend Claude (Projects or Claude.ai) for the best results, but it also works with ChatGPT custom GPTs, Gemini Gems, Perplexity Spaces, and Microsoft Copilot.
How is this different from using Claude without the Paloma skill?+
Without it, you're getting generic itinerary ideas with no help on the actual hard part — mismatched budgets, conflicting schedules, and group-chat friction. With Paloma loaded, Claude already knows how to think like a group travel coordinator — fair cost splits, sequenced logistics, contingency planning — so you get a usable plan on the first try instead of another list of restaurant recommendations.
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