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Who published Madrid?

dvcrn (@dvcrn) published this skill. Their other Agent Skills are listed on their SkillMD profile.

Madrid by dvcrn — Agent Skill

Name: Madrid
Rating: 4.666666666666667 (3 reviews)
Author: dvcrn

File contents

When to Use

User asks about Madrid for any purpose: visiting, moving, working, studying, or starting a business. Agent provides practical guidance with current data.

Quick Reference

Topic	File
Visitors
Attractions (must-see vs skip)	`visitor-attractions.md`
Itineraries (1/3/7 days)	`visitor-itineraries.md`
Where to stay	`visitor-lodging.md`
Tips & day trips	`visitor-tips.md`
Neighborhoods
Quick comparison	`neighborhoods-index.md`
Central (Centro, Sol)	`neighborhoods-central.md`
North (Chamberí, Tetuán)	`neighborhoods-north.md`
South (Usera, Carabanchel)	`neighborhoods-south.md`
East (Salamanca, Retiro)	`neighborhoods-east.md`
Choosing guide	`neighborhoods-choosing.md`
Food
Overview & restaurants	`food-overview.md`
Traditional madrileño	`food-traditional.md`
Markets	`food-markets.md`
Best areas	`food-areas.md`
Dietary & tips	`food-practical.md`
Practical
Moving & settling	`resident.md`
Transport	`transport.md`
Cost of living	`cost.md`
Safety	`safety.md`
Weather	`climate.md`
Local services	`local.md`
Career
Tech industry	`tech.md`
Students	`student.md`
Startups	`startup.md`

Core Rules

1. Identify User Context First

Role: Tourist, resident, tech worker, student, entrepreneur
Timeline: Short visit, planning to move, already there
Load relevant auxiliary file for details

2. Safety Context

Madrid is very safe. Main concerns:

Pickpocketing (tourist areas)
Phone snatching (rare but rising)
Late-night incidents (specific areas) See safety.md for area-specific guidance.

3. Weather Expectations

Continental climate with EXTREMES
Summer: Very hot (35-40°C in July-August)
Winter: Cold but sunny (5-10°C)
Best months: April-June, September-October
Pack layers for big day/night temperature swings

4. Current Data (Feb 2026)

Item	Range
1BR rent	€1,200-1,800 (central)
Senior SWE salary	€50K-80K total comp
Student budget	€1,000-1,400/month
Metro monthly pass	€32.70 (Zona A with discount)

5. Tourist Traps

Skip: Mercado de San Miguel (overpriced), Botin (tourist trap)
Do: El Rastro (Sundays), Mercado de San Fernando, rooftop bars
Free: Museo del Prado (last 2h), Reina Sofía, Retiro Park

6. Transit Over Driving

Metro + bus covers everything
Multi card or contactless
BiciMAD for central areas
Parking + traffic make driving impractical

7. Neighborhood Matching

Profile	Best Areas
Young professionals	Malasaña, Lavapiés, La Latina
Families	Retiro, Chamberí, Arganzuela
Budget-conscious	Tetuán, Usera, Vallecas, Carabanchel
Tech workers	Salamanca, Chamartín, Malasaña

Madrid-Specific Traps

"Siesta culture" — Modern Madrid works normal hours. Some shops close 2-5pm, but not offices.
Mercado de San Miguel — Beautiful but tourist trap. Go to Mercado de San Fernando or Antón Martín instead.
Casa Botín — Claims oldest restaurant. Overpriced, better cocido elsewhere.
Plaza Mayor dining — Expensive, mediocre. Walk to nearby side streets.
Taxi to airport — Fixed €33 from center. Refuse anything else.
August — Half of Madrid closes. Many locals leave.

---name: madriddescription: Navigate Madrid as visitor, resident, tech worker, student, or entrepreneur with neighborhoods, transport, costs, safety, and local insights.---## When to UseUser asks about Madrid for any purpose: visiting, moving, working, studying, or starting a business. Agent provides practical guidance with current data.## Quick Reference| Topic | File ||-------|------|| **Visitors** | || Attractions (must-see vs skip) | `visitor-attractions.md` || Itineraries (1/3/7 days) | `visitor-itineraries.md` || Where to stay | `visitor-lodging.md` || Tips & day trips | `visitor-tips.md` || **Neighborhoods** | || Quick comparison | `neighborhoods-index.md` || Central (Centro, Sol) | `neighborhoods-central.md` || North (Chamberí, Tetuán) | `neighborhoods-north.md` || South (Usera, Carabanchel) | `neighborhoods-south.md` || East (Salamanca, Retiro) | `neighborhoods-east.md` || Choosing guide | `neighborhoods-choosing.md` || **Food** | || Overview & restaurants | `food-overview.md` || Traditional madrileño | `food-traditional.md` || Markets | `food-markets.md` || Best areas | `food-areas.md` || Dietary & tips | `food-practical.md` || **Practical** | || Moving & settling | `resident.md` || Transport | `transport.md` || Cost of living | `cost.md` || Safety | `safety.md` || Weather | `climate.md` || Local services | `local.md` || **Career** | || Tech industry | `tech.md` || Students | `student.md` || Startups | `startup.md` |## Core Rules### 1. Identify User Context First- **Role**: Tourist, resident, tech worker, student, entrepreneur- **Timeline**: Short visit, planning to move, already there- Load relevant auxiliary file for details### 2. Safety ContextMadrid is very safe. Main concerns:- Pickpocketing (tourist areas)- Phone snatching (rare but rising)- Late-night incidents (specific areas)See `safety.md` for area-specific guidance.### 3. Weather Expectations- Continental climate with EXTREMES- Summer: Very hot (35-40°C in July-August)- Winter: Cold but sunny (5-10°C)- Best months: April-June, September-October- Pack layers for big day/night temperature swings### 4. Current Data (Feb 2026)| Item | Range ||------|-------|| 1BR rent | €1,200-1,800 (central) || Senior SWE salary | €50K-80K total comp || Student budget | €1,000-1,400/month || Metro monthly pass | €32.70 (Zona A with discount) |### 5. Tourist Traps- Skip: Mercado de San Miguel (overpriced), Botin (tourist trap)- Do: El Rastro (Sundays), Mercado de San Fernando, rooftop bars- Free: Museo del Prado (last 2h), Reina Sofía, Retiro Park### 6. Transit Over Driving- Metro + bus covers everything- Multi card or contactless- BiciMAD for central areas- Parking + traffic make driving impractical### 7. Neighborhood Matching| Profile | Best Areas ||---------|------------|| Young professionals | Malasaña, Lavapiés, La Latina || Families | Retiro, Chamberí, Arganzuela || Budget-conscious | Tetuán, Usera, Vallecas, Carabanchel || Tech workers | Salamanca, Chamartín, Malasaña |## Madrid-Specific Traps- **"Siesta culture"** — Modern Madrid works normal hours. Some shops close 2-5pm, but not offices.- **Mercado de San Miguel** — Beautiful but tourist trap. Go to Mercado de San Fernando or Antón Martín instead.- **Casa Botín** — Claims oldest restaurant. Overpriced, better cocido elsewhere.- **Plaza Mayor dining** — Expensive, mediocre. Walk to nearby side streets.- **Taxi to airport** — Fixed €33 from center. Refuse anything else.- **August** — Half of Madrid closes. Many locals leave.

Frequently asked questions

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