This prompt (in the attached file) automates the tedious task of researching your Airbnb guests before they arrive. I developed it using the “Claude for Chrome” extension that lets Claude interact with a live web browser. It could probably be adapted to work with other AI agents or other agentic browser automation tools.
The prompt instructs Claude to pull your recent Airbnb reservations from Hospitable, visit each guest's Airbnb profile, and save whatever personal bio they've written about themselves directly into the Notes field of their Hospitable reservation — all without any manual effort on your part. The updating of the reservation is done via the Hospitable MCP.
The result is a growing library of guest context that makes every interaction more personal and more effective. You'll know before check-in that one guest is a pediatric nurse who loves fly-fishing, another is a retired couple living on a sailboat, and another is a Marine on his first vacation. But beyond just informing how you personally engage with guests, this is where it gets really powerful for AI-assisted hosting: Claude can reference these Notes when drafting messages to guests, writing post-stay reviews, or personalizing welcome instructions. Instead of generic outreach, Claude can acknowledge a guest's interests, reflect their background, or tailor recommendations — because the context is already sitting right there in Hospitable where Claude can see it.
The prompt is designed to be run periodically — you simply tell it the last date you ran it, and it picks up from there, skipping any reservations it's already processed. Over time it builds a richer and richer picture of your guest base, including past guests who may return someday.
