The supplied Voyagent post replaces endless group-trip chat with one short answer from every traveler.
This local brief does not book travel, fetch prices, or connect to traveler accounts.End the “where are we going?” loop.
Collect the shape of the group, see who has answered, and know whether budget and duration are ready for a destination decision.
Check alignment
Entered responses and constraints determine a local readiness rule
Read the explanation
The source default six travelers and five responses give five divided by six, eighty three point three percent in the export and eighty three in the rounded readout. Bars share fifty pixels per person: three hundred traveler pixels and two hundred fifty response pixels. Missing responses is the nonnegative traveler-minus-response difference, one. The counts are user entries, not actual authenticated travelers or independently collected votes. Hold positive budget twelve hundred and trip days five. Change responses five to six for six travelers. Bars share fifty pixels per response: two hundred fifty to three hundred. Missing goes from one to zero, so the source label changes keep the decision open to ready to choose. It does not select a destination, obtain consent, book a trip or establish agreement about each choice. With six travelers and seven entered responses the source ratio is one hundred sixteen point seven percent in export. Bars share fifty pixels per person: three hundred and three hundred fifty. Missing is clamped to zero, so positive budget and days still yield ready to choose. This shows a source input limitation; more entered responses do not prove more people participated. Zero budget or zero days independently blocks readiness. No live price, booking or traveler account integration runs.
Readiness requires responses, a positive budget, and a trip duration. A missing response stays visible as a follow-up.