MCP serverapp.nomadpoint/nomadpoint

Record a passport from its details alone (no scan needed). Also adds the country to the user's nationalities, which is what visa answers are computed from.

Add a booked place to stay (hotel/hostel/apartment) to a trip.

Add a thing to do — or a travel leg between places — to a trip, optionally attached to a stop.

Record a travel document (ticket, boarding pass, hotel confirmation, insurance…) and, when a file_name/mime_type is given, return a signed upload_url to PUT the file to. Use relate

Record one thing the user spent money on. Use for spend with no itinerary item of its own — meals, transport, visa fees, a booking that isn't on the trip. If the purchase IS alread

Add a flight to a trip.

Start a new trip. Use when the user wants a separate trip rather than adding to an existing one.

Add a stay — a stop in a city — to a trip. This is how a destination gets onto the itinerary; book lodging for it with create_accommodation on the same dates.

Record a visa the user holds or has applied for.

Remove a booking from the trip.

Remove an activity from the trip.

Delete one of the user's travel documents.

Remove a recorded expense. Irreversible.

Remove a flight from the trip.

Permanently delete a trip and everything on it — stops, flights, bookings, activities — for every member. Owner only. Irreversible; confirm with the user first.

Remove a stop from the trip. Refuses when the stop carries a booking — delete the booking instead.

Delete a recorded visa.

The user's own spending target for a trip, if they set one. Personal, not shared: each member of a trip has their own, and no one else's is readable.

Country reference info and the user's visa requirement for it, based on their primary passport.

Get one journey's itinerary: stays (the stops), flights, booked accommodations, and activities. A booked stay is ONE row that appears in both lists under the SAME id — the stop it

The link that invites someone onto a trip as a co-editor. Anyone who opens it joins immediately, so it is the whole invite — there is no separate accept step.

Who the user is: profile, the passports/nationalities they hold (which decide every visa answer), and their recorded passport documents. Worth reading before planning anything.

How many days of the user's allowance in a country are used and how many remain this year — the answer to "how much longer can I stay".

Leave a trip someone else shared with the user. Owners can't leave their own trip — they delete it.

The user's travel documents (passports, visas, insurance, tickets) — metadata only, not the files.

Recorded spending on a trip — the money entered by hand or imported, NOT the booked prices on flights and hotels (those come back from get_journey). Includes each row's source_ref,

Who is on a trip: user ids, roles, and profiles. Use it to get the ids that set_item_travellers takes.

List the user's trips (journeys) they own or have joined, with dates and whether they own it.

Visas the user holds — type, number, validity, entries used.

Remove someone from a shared trip. Owner only.

Find airlines by name or IATA code.

Find airports by city, name or IATA code. Use this to get the codes create_flight requires — never guess them.

Find cities by name. Use it to confirm the exact city name create_stay expects.

Set or replace the user's own spending target for a trip. 'month' means per month of the trip; 'journey' means the whole trip. Replaces any existing target.

Say which people on a shared trip an item is for — one person's separate flight, one person's room. Omitting travelers (or passing an empty list) means everyone, which is the defau

Change a booking's property, dates, price, confirmation or notes.

Change an activity's title, timing, place or notes.

Correct a recorded expense — its amount, currency, date, title, category or which stop it belongs to.

Change a flight's route, times, seat, confirmation or notes.

Rename a trip, change its dates or description, archive it, or set its home-base countries (countries where the user has their own place — no missing-stay warnings there). Owner on

Set the standing facts every trip should respect: where home is, the home airport, the currency to quote in, nightly budget, travel pace, and preferred working hours.

Change a stop's city, country, dates or notes.

Change a recorded visa, or archive it by setting is_active to false.