Proven ways to run Good Journey with agents — plays ops teams use and recommend. Copy them or write your own.
Hand your agent this playbook. It installs the Good Journey CLI, authenticates your fleet workspace, and shows everything else it can do.
“Set up Good Journey for my AI agents — install the CLI, authenticate, and list available skills.”
Hand your ops agent a flight number, passenger, and pickup window. It quotes, books, and confirms the transfer.
“Book a private transfer for flight UA 412 landing SFO at 14:20 — 2 pax, sedan, meet & greet.”
Give your dispatch agent a job ID or new trip details. It finds coverage, assigns a driver, and notifies the passenger.
“Dispatch job JOB-20418 to the nearest available executive sedan driver.”
Ask for capacity across vehicle classes for a city, date, and time window before you accept more work.
“How many executive sedans and sprinters are free in SF between 16:00–20:00 tomorrow?”
A morning brief from your agent: delayed flights, unassigned jobs, missing chauffeur confirmations, and items waiting on you.
“What needs my attention in ops today?”
Hand your agent an event brief or multi-leg itinerary. Get back a policy-ready corporate quote.
“Quote 3 days of executive sedan coverage for Acme board meetings in NYC — 2 cars, 08:00–20:00.”
When a chauffeur is running late or a vehicle fails inspection, your agent finds a replacement and keeps the passenger updated.
“Driver for JOB-1882 is 22 minutes late — reassign and message the passenger.”
Out of area or over capacity? Your agent packages the job and places it on the Good Journey affiliate network with escrow-ready terms.
“We can't cover SFO→Napa at 21:30 — find a trusted affiliate and hand off JOB-9912.”
Your agent drafts and sends the right status message — on the way, arrived, delayed, or completed — with live tracking.
“Tell the passenger for JOB-4410 that the chauffeur is 8 minutes out and share tracking.”
Your finance/ops agent slices completed trips by on-time rate, utilization, revenue, and cancellation reasons.
“Q2 on-time performance and revenue by vehicle class for SFO airport work.”
Describe the shuttle pattern. Your agent builds the recurring rule, vehicle needs, and first week's jobs.
“Weekday hotel shuttle every 30 minutes 06:00–22:00 between hotel and SFO T2 — 2 sprinters.”
When someone doesn't show, your agent follows policy: wait time, attempts to contact, rebook or cancel, and billing.
“Passenger no-show on JOB-7721 after 15 minutes — apply policy and free the driver.”