Travel infrastructure, simplified

TripGuru OpenAPI for travel products built with less noise and more clarity

A restrained, production-grade layer for product discovery, booking flow, payment orchestration, and MCP-connected agent experiences.

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50+Structured endpoints99.9%Uptime< 50msMedian response target4Core service domains

Core Modules

One API surface, four clean domains

Products

Catalog discovery, pricing, and availability.

Cart

Session-aware booking composition.

Orders

Confirmation, lifecycle, and modifications.

Payments

Settlement, refund, and status workflows.

Operating Model

Use the REST APIs directly for product, cart, order, and payment orchestration.

Layer MCP agents on top when you want conversational search, support, and internal operations.

Core Surface

Four domains. One consistent operational model.

Instead of spreading business logic across isolated products, the API keeps catalog, booking state, orders, and payment flows aligned.

Why this redesign is quieter

Readable structure

The product surface is designed to be scanned quickly by product teams, backend engineers, and partner operations.

Thin onboarding path

You can move from API key to first booking workflow without navigating a maze of setup pages.

MCP-ready by default

The same core primitives support human-built flows and agent-based experiences.

Products

A clean surface for search, availability, structured pricing, and merchandising logic.

Catalog discovery
Availability windows
Price composition

Explore Products

Cart

Compose multi-item bookings with state you can inspect and mutate predictably.

Session-aware state
Line item updates
Quote recalculation

Explore Cart

Orders

Move from tentative selections to confirmed fulfillment without ad hoc workflow glue.

Order creation
Lifecycle events
Amendment handling

Explore Orders

Payments

Handle settlement, status tracking, and refund paths with a single operational model.

Payment intents
Status webhooks
Refund orchestration

Explore Payments

Working Pattern

Start with REST. Layer in agents where they actually help.

The API stays useful on its own. MCP extends it when you want natural-language search, operational copilots, or support automation.

booking-flow.ts

const response = await fetch('https://api.tripguru.ai/v1/products?city=Paris', {
  headers: {
    Authorization: 'Bearer YOUR_API_KEY',
    'Content-Type': 'application/json'
  }
})

const { products } = await response.json()

const cart = await fetch('https://api.tripguru.ai/v1/cart/items', {
  method: 'POST',
  headers: {
    Authorization: 'Bearer YOUR_API_KEY',
    'Content-Type': 'application/json'
  },
  body: JSON.stringify({
    productId: products[0].id,
    quantity: 2
  })
})

Agent Workflows

Guide a traveler from search to checkout inside a conversational assistant.

Let support teams inspect orders and payment state without switching between tools.

Use agents to summarize booking changes, refund status, and inventory gaps.

Explore MCP agent patterns

Onboarding

Request an API key and confirm your environment, rate limits, and support channel.

Build the first flow around product lookup, cart creation, and order confirmation.

Add agent capabilities only after the core transactional path is stable.

The fastest path is still the best path: authenticate, fetch products, create a cart, promote to order, collect payment.

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