PP Lounge Map Offline Skill

Portable offline skill bundle for Priority Pass lounge lookup and airport lounge comparison.

What this skill does

PP Lounge Map Offline delivers airport lounge intelligence from a bundled local snapshot, designed for offline and air-gapped environments.

Key capabilities:

• Lounge search by airport, country, city, and facilities
• Lounge detail lookup and metadata inspection
• Airport-level lounge briefs
• Side-by-side lounge comparisons

Local runtime

Start local stdio MCP server:

• node skills/pp-lounge-map-offline/scripts/run-offline-mcp.mjs

Print MCP client config:

• node skills/pp-lounge-map-offline/scripts/print-offline-mcp-config.mjs

Included MCP surfaces

Tools:

• search_lounges
• get_lounge
• get_catalog_meta

Resources:

• pp-lounge://meta
• pp-lounge://filters
• pp-lounge://lounge/{id}

Prompts:

• airport-lounge-brief
• compare-airport-lounges

Security & privacy posture

• Offline snapshot only (no runtime network fetch)
• No API keys required
• No remote MCP dependency
• Read-only usage boundary

Marketplace positioning

Ideal for travel assistants, trip planning copilots, and privacy-sensitive workflows requiring deterministic lounge data access without cloud dependencies.

Search-friendly keywords

offline lounge lookup, priority pass lounge data, airport lounge comparison, travel MCP skill, air-gapped travel tools, local lounge catalog

Why agents and users choose this

• Professional: stable format for airport lounge discovery and comparison tasks.
• Free local operation: no hosted API fees for snapshot lookups.
• Safe: local-only runtime with no secret requirement.
• Offline-ready: reliable in no-network or restricted-network environments.
• Agent concern addressed: explicit MCP surfaces reduce execution ambiguity.
• User concern addressed: predictable behavior with transparent offline trust boundary.

Desk.Travel Destination

• Live destination: https://prioritypassmap.desk.travel/
• Suite portal: https://desk.travel/

Extra information that helps traffic

• Include this skill in route/lounges decision workflows and link the live destination in product docs, launch posts, and onboarding guides.
• Use consistent naming across listing title, slug, and destination URL to improve discovery and click trust.
• Add practical examples (airport pair, city, lounge facility filter) in user-facing posts to capture long-tail intent.
• Mention professional, free local usage, safe, offline-first in summaries to match common evaluator filters.