Format and prepare to publish

Once the topic is selected, the operator may have Chinese hotel, route, and attraction material but not a community post that lets travelers quickly judge whether the trip suits them. Photos alone do not explain the route. Adding unconfirmed pricing, transport, or opening arrangements to make a guide look complete would undermine its credibility.

The operator gives T-Agent the verified material, target audience, and the action the guide should support:

@Ctrip Community Operations Specialist
Create a Ctrip Community travel-guide draft around “A three-day, two-night Sanya island family holiday.”
Prioritize verified hotel, route, and attraction material. If no suitable asset exists, use real-image references to create a visual draft.
Provide a hero-image line, carousel information cards, image captions, guide copy, and topic suggestions. Identify the product material or real-image reference for every item.
List unconfirmed transport, pricing, and opening information separately. Save the work as a draft and do not publish it directly.

T-Agent turns scattered product material into a reviewable guide: a single image uses its cover and title to state the core value, while a carousel organizes itinerary, accommodation, transport reminders, and experience details. The body helps readers view a relevant product or ask a follow-up question. If no suitable asset exists, T-Agent creates a visual draft from real-image references and labels the reference for each image.

After the operator verifies product facts, wording, and image rights, the team can save the work as a Ctrip Community draft and plan publication. T-Agent organizes the guide, prepares the draft, and identifies items to confirm; it does not confirm product information or publish for the operator.