nmbs

# NMBS Train Schedules Look up Belgian train connections and live departures via the iRail API. No API key needed. ## Key Commands ```bash # Find connections between two stations npx tsx ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/nmbs/scripts/nmbs.ts route <from> <to> [--time HH:MM] [--date DD/MM/YY] [--results N] # Live departure board for a station npx tsx ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/nmbs/scripts/nmbs.ts departures <station> [--limit N] # Search station names npx tsx ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/nmbs/scripts/nmbs.ts stations [<query>] ``` ## Workflow 1. If the user asks for a connection: use `route` with from/to station names 2. If the user asks about departures from a station: use `departures` 3. If unsure about exact station name: use `stations <query>` first to find it 4. Use `--time` and `--date` when the user asks about a specific time 5. Default results show the next connections from now ## Station Names Use the official station names (Dutch). Common ones: - Brussel-Centraal, Brussel-Zuid, Brussel-Noord - Gent-Sint-Pieters, Antwerpen-Centraal, Leuven - Brugge, Oostende, Mechelen, Hasselt, Luik-Guillemins When unsure, search first: `nmbs.ts stations "brussel"` ## Output The script shows departure/arrival times, duration, number of transfers, platform numbers, delays, and cancellations. Transfer details show the intermediate station with arrival/departure times and platform. ## Constraints - Only covers Belgian railways (NMBS/SNCB) - Some international connections may show if they pass through Belgium - Real-time delay info depends on iRail data availability