Selfe answers questions about places to stay, eat and do, returning ranked places with live availability, and lets an assistant book them.
What you can do
Search places from a natural-language question, with ranked results, recommended areas and live availability when dates and party are given
Look up specific places by id or by name, with live rooms and offers when a stay is supplied
Book a venue offer, with the guest approving the reservation in their own Selfe account
All tools return structured JSON rather than a rendered interface
When to use it
Useful when a user asks for travel or dining recommendations and wants to move from suggestions to an actual reservation, or when an assistant needs live availability for specific dates rather than general place information.
Requirements
Remote endpoint at selfe.ai over streamable HTTP; no packages, environment variables or headers declared. Guests need a Selfe account to approve bookings.
Before you install
Booking is a real reservation: the first call returns an approval link the guest must open and approve while signed in, and the booking is only confirmed after a second call with the approval id. An agent holding a Stripe shared payment token can pay and book a stay itself without that link, which spends money. Quote only prices, availability and amenities returned by the tools.
Enable the server for the chats that should use its tools.
Web executable via Streamable HTTP. Remote servers run from the web runtime once configured in a workspace.
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Search for places to stay, eat and do from a natural-language question. Returns ranked places, recommended areas, and — when you pass `stay` (or the question states dates and party) — live availability whose offer ids go straight to book_venue. Use match_venues instead when the user names a specific place. Structured JSON, not a rendered UI.
Get full details for places the user already means — by id (from discover_venues) or by name, with an optional website and town to tell same-named places apart. Pass `stay` to get live rooms and offers whose offer ids go straight to book_venue. A name that fits several places returns candidates: ask the user which, never guess. Structured JSON, not a rendered UI.
Parametersstayplacesrequiredrenderprojection
book_venue
Book a room, table or activity
Reserve a venue offer grounded by match_venues. Pass entityId and the selected offerId. The guest must approve every booking themselves, signed in to their Selfe account: the first call returns status 'approval_required' with approval.url for the guest to open; once they have approved, call again with the same offer and approvalId. A signed mandate alone cannot confirm a booking. No money moves at this step. Returns a confirmation (bookingId) or a conversational next step. Structured JSON.
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