madrid_skill
- Python
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Installation
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npx veilstrat add skill openclaw/skills --skill madrid- _meta.json269 B
- climate.md6.0 KB
- cost.md8.6 KB
- food-areas.md5.3 KB
- food-markets.md5.8 KB
- food-overview.md5.1 KB
- food-practical.md7.2 KB
- food-traditional.md6.8 KB
- local.md10.6 KB
- neighborhoods-central.md4.7 KB
- neighborhoods-choosing.md5.7 KB
- neighborhoods-east.md4.6 KB
- neighborhoods-index.md3.2 KB
- neighborhoods-north.md4.6 KB
- neighborhoods-south.md4.7 KB
- resident.md9.8 KB
- safety.md7.9 KB
- SKILL.md3.7 KB
- startup.md8.8 KB
- student.md9.5 KB
- tech.md8.4 KB
- transport.md9.1 KB
- visitor-attractions.md6.0 KB
- visitor-itineraries.md6.0 KB
- visitor-lodging.md7.1 KB
- visitor-tips.md6.1 KB
Overview
This skill helps you navigate Madrid whether you are a visitor, resident, tech worker, student, or entrepreneur. It delivers neighborhood recommendations, transport guidance, cost and safety summaries, and practical local insights tailored to your role and timeline. Use it to plan visits, moves, daily life, or business activities with up-to-date context and concrete actions.
How this skill works
First the agent identifies your role (tourist, resident, tech worker, student, entrepreneur) and timeline (short visit, planning to move, already there) to load the most relevant guidance. It inspects neighborhoods, transport options, costs (current rent, passes, budgets), safety notes, weather expectations, and local traps to produce concise, actionable advice. Recommendations are role-specific and include what to avoid, where to stay or work, and realistic budgets and transit tips.
When to use it
- Planning a trip to Madrid (1/3/7 day itineraries and day trips).
- Deciding which neighborhood to rent or buy in before moving.
- Setting a monthly budget as a student, remote worker, or family.
- Exploring Madrid's tech scene, startups, or job market.
- Starting a local business or choosing office/meeting locations.
Best practices
- State your role and timeline up front so advice is targeted.
- Prioritize metro, bus, and bike-sharing over driving to avoid parking and traffic issues.
- Pack for temperature swings: light clothes for hot days and layers for cool nights.
- Avoid obvious tourist traps for food and markets; choose local markets and side streets.
- Use up-to-date cost figures when budgeting (rent, transport passes, salaries).
Example use cases
- A week-long tourist itinerary with must-see highlights, rooftop bar suggestions, and pickpocket warnings.
- Neighborhood matching for a young professional choosing between Malasaña, Salamanca, or Chamartín.
- Student budget planning using current monthly cost ranges and cheapest transit options.
- Relocation checklist: paperwork, local services, best areas for families, and moving tips.
- Startup founder seeking coworking neighborhoods, talent pools, and local networking venues.
FAQ
Madrid is generally very safe; main concerns are pickpocketing in tourist areas, occasional phone snatching, and a few late-night hotspots—follow area-specific precautions.
Is driving recommended in Madrid?
No. Metro, buses, and BiciMAD cover the city efficiently; driving is expensive and slow due to traffic and parking.
