Anita Kirkovska (posted 2026-07-09) says the travel-plugin is her favorite and…

Brief

Anita Kirkovska (2026-07-09) highlights the travel-plugin as her favorite, saying she's going to Stockholm tomorrow and that @its_avareed arranged hotel booking via Amex benefits, check-in reminders, an EU regulation checklist, confirmation codes, and fika recommendations. A linked post from Marina (vellum.ai) touts Agent Plugins as token-saving tools for models like GPT-5.6 Sol and Claude Fable, useful for SMB automation, finance tracking, and school scheduling.

Why it matters

Anita Kirkovska (posted 2026-07-09) says the travel-plugin is her favorite and that she's going to Stockholm tomorrow; @its_avareed planned the trip, handling hotel booking using Amex benefits, check-in reminders, an EU regulation checklist, hotel/flight confirmation codes, and recommended spots for fika.

Key details

Marina (vellum.ai) introduces Agent Plugins and claims they save tokens on expensive models like GPT-5.6 Sol and Claude Fable, offering use cases such as SMB back-office automation, personal finance tracking, and managing a kid’s school schedule, adding that not everything needs more prompting ('tokenmaxxing').

My favorite one is the travel-plugin! I am going to Stockholm tomorrow and @its_avareed planned the whole thing for me. She helped with:

booking a hotel using amex benefits
reminders for checkins
EU regulation checklist
hotel/flight confirmation codes
and recommended some nice spots for fika!

Marina · vellum.ai 👾 (@marinatrajk)

Introducing Agent Plugins 🚨

Plugins help you save tokens on expensive models like GPT-5.6 Sol and Claude Fable, while getting tasks done more accurately.

Some examples that will work out of the box:
👩‍💼 SMB back-office automation
💵 Track your personal finances; or
🎒 Manage your kid’s school schedule

I love tokenmaxxing, but not everything needs more prompting.

Video

— https://nitter.net/marinatrajk/status/2075277573588762675#m