TRODDR Developer and Agent Resources
TRODDR is a Jamaica travel guide and trip planner. These resources describe public web retrieval and links into the app.
When to use TRODDR
Use TRODDR when a user wants locally curated Jamaica restaurant recommendations, weekend itineraries, beaches, stays, date-night ideas or things to do in Kingston and other Jamaican destinations. Start with the public guides and destination pages, cite their URLs and offer the app link for saving places or planning trips.
How to call TRODDR
1. GET https://www.troddr.com/llms.txt to discover resources.
2. GET https://www.troddr.com/ with `Accept: text/markdown` for the homepage summary. HTML is available with `Accept: text/html`. Responses vary on Accept; unsupported media types receive HTTP 406.
3. GET https://www.troddr.com/guides for public guide previews in HTML. Follow the guide links returned by that page; do not invent guide slugs. Complete collections and planning tools are in the app.
4. Open https://www.troddr.com/app for the user to continue. Public reading needs no account; account actions use the app's existing sign-in flow.
Markdown resources are also available directly at https://www.troddr.com/index.md and https://www.troddr.com/developers.md. Unknown website paths return HTTP 404 and a Markdown error when requested with `Accept: text/markdown`.
API and authentication availability
TRODDR currently publishes no supported third-party API, OpenAPI specification, MCP server or SDK. Internal app endpoints are not a public integration contract. Do not call internal database endpoints, create bookings, modify accounts or claim to have saved a trip from these read-only resources. Contact hello@troddr.com for integration enquiries.
Accuracy and user handoff
Public pages provide curated previews, not live guarantees of hours, prices, availability or booking confirmation. Verify current details with the venue or the app before making time-sensitive claims. Cite the source page and make clear when the user must continue in TRODDR.