Trip Planner

Trip Planner

My partner and I were tired of planning trips with separate spreadsheets, docs, and maps...

Plan your trips using AIP! Trip Planner uses AIP Logic to turn raw itineraries from the web, or emails, into structured trip accommodations, events, and travel.

Enrich your data using a webhook connection to Open Street Maps so you can view all your trip activity on the pop-out map!

Make ontology edits to trip activity by adding costs or adding comments.

Finally, use LLM agents to generate an itinerary of your trip activity.

Can you figure out how to connect the LLM generated itinerary button so that it texts the itinerary to you?

Check out my YouTube video to see the app live in action.

Create Open Street Maps Data Connection

Before you install the Trip Planner app on your enrollment, you'll have to create and configure a Data Connection to the Open Street Maps API.

1. Start by navigating to Data Connection using the left-hand side search bar and selecting the Sources tab. Then, select New source and REST API.
2. For connection type, select Direct Connection.
3. Give the Data Connection a name (Open Street Maps API) and create a new project called 'Trip Planner', or use a pre-existing project.
4. For connection details, paste nominatim.openstreetmap.org under Domain based URL. Keep the port as 443, and Authentication as None.
5. Make sure to Request and self-approve a new policy.
6. Press Save and continue.
7. On the Code import configuration tab, toggle Allow this source to be imported into code repositories to be on. Set the API name to OpenStreetMaps.
8. You've created a data connection to Open Street Maps, congratulations! Proceed to the below steps on uploading the zip file in this folder.

Upload Package to Your Enrollment

The first step is uploading your package to the Foundry Marketplace:

1. Download the project's .zip file from this repository
2. Access your enrollment's marketplace at:

   {enrollment-url}/workspace/marketplace
   

3. In the marketplace interface, initiate the upload process:
   • Select or create a store in your preferred project folder
   • Click the "Upload to Store" button
   • Select your downloaded .zip file

Install the Package

After upload, you'll need to install the package in your environment. For detailed instructions, see the official Palantir documentation.

The installation process has four main stages:

1. General Setup

   • Configure package name
   • Select installation location

2. Input Configuration

   • Configure any required inputs. (Open Street Maps Data Connection)

3. Content Review

   • Review resources to be installed

4. Validation

   • System checks for any configuration errors
   • Resolve any flagged issues
   • Initiate installation