ask anything.
these are real conversations. scout knows the squad, the dates, the destination · so she answers in context, not in generic copy-pasted travel advice.
where should four friends go in october? two of us love food, one wants beach, one wants museums.
lisbon, portugal. october is shoulder season, weather is perfect. food scene is world-class (time out market, alfama tascas), beach 30 min west (cascais, comporta if you've got a car), and the tile museum is genuinely incredible. 5–6 days is the sweet spot.
we need a vegan-friendly restaurant in alfama for tasha's birthday.
ao 26 vegan food project. tucked into a small street five minutes from the alfama miradouro. share the seitan moqueca; the smoked carrot is a sleeper. they take reservations for groups of six or more · i can flag it in your trip space if you want.
what should we pack? three of us are checking bags, two are carry-on.
i'll add a packing checklist to your pack tab. lisbon is cool mornings, warm afternoons in october · pack layers. one nice outfit each for the birthday dinner. someone bring a portuguese phrasebook (or just use my translate). converters: type c/f, two-pin. weather is changing so i'll add a daily check.
the weather is changing. is there a backup plan for day 3?
yes. day 3 was the sintra trip · outdoor heavy. i've drafted a rainy-day swap: morning at the gulbenkian (museum + gardens partially covered), lunch at versailles (the café, not the palace), afternoon at fábrica de cervejas trindade. evening fado plan stays. you want me to swap it in, or send it to the chat first?
new in 1.3
scout 3.x.
scout grew up. four shifts that change how scout shows up in the squad.
memory
remembers what you like across trips.
told scout you hate crowded markets in october. six months later in lisbon, scout flags time out market on saturdays as 'the one you'd hate.' you don't re-explain yourself.
inline picks
surfaces real venues mid-chat.
ask "where should we eat tonight" and scout doesn't just describe. it surfaces real restaurant cards inline that the squad can add to the trip with one tap.
voice tone
pick the way scout talks.
three modes: standard, chill, terse. scout sounds like the squad sounds. the same answer, the way you'd actually say it.
streaming
replies in real time.
scout types like a human, word by word. you see it forming. faster perceived response, no spinner.
what else scout does.
destination match
pick places the squad will actually love. weighs everyone's vibe, not just the loudest voter.
day-by-day plans
builds itineraries with rhythm. energy, slow, food, rest. not a tourist hit-list.
in-chat answers
@scout in any trip chat. answers in plain language, in front of the squad.
budget-aware picks
reads the squad budget overlap. surfaces stays, eats, and trip ideas the whole squad can actually afford.
live adjustments
weather changes? flight delayed? someone gets sick? scout swaps the day. no planning panic.
memory after
when the trip ends, scout writes the recap. moments. running jokes. the parts you'll forget.
a few things scout won't do.
- scout doesn't decide for the group. it suggests; the squad decides.
- scout doesn't book flights, hotels, or restaurants on its own.
- scout doesn't post in your group chat unless someone @-pings it.
- scout doesn't keep your conversations to train other models. ever.
