Show HN: Travel Hacking Toolkit – Points search and trip planning with AI

Look, most "travel hacking" content is just people flexing about their point balances in Instagram carousels, but the Travel Hacking Toolkit by borski is actually useful — it hooks into 25-plus mileage programs and real-time APIs so you can ask an AI assistant whether burning 60,000 points for business class to Tokyo is actually the smarter move versus paying cash, and get a real answer instead of staring at a spreadsheet. The MCP server architecture is the actual flex here, because it means this works inside OpenCode and Claude Code instead of being yet another standalone app nobody will maintain in six months, and the fact that five servers (Skiplagged, Kiwi, Trivago, Ferryhopper, Airbnb) run free without any API keys means you can actually test it before spending money. With dynamic redemption rates getting more chaotic by the month — Chase's Points Boost portal changes come to mind — anything that automates the math on whether your points are even worth burning is low-key the move for frequent travelers.