resyv1.3.1

A salesperson traveling to NYC needs a table for four at a high-end restaurant near their client's office within an hour of arriving. They use resy_search_venues with their hotel coordinates and party size, then resy_book to lock in the closest available slot.

A frequent traveler with reservations in multiple cities wants a single natural-language interface to list upcoming bookings, cancel a conflicting one, and add new venues to a hit list. The agent uses resy_list_reservations, resy_cancel, and resy_add_favorite.

A food enthusiast wants to snag a table at a popular restaurant that is fully booked but offers Priority Notify. They set up a notify subscription with a preferred weekend window and receive alerts when slots open, then immediately book via resy_find_slots and resy_book.

An office manager needs to book recurring team lunches at nearby restaurants for varying party sizes. They use resy_search_venues to find options with availability and resy_book, falling back to allow_closest_time when exact times are unavailable.

A boutique hotel concierge uses the agent to handle guest reservation requests, including searching venues by neighborhood, booking with the guest's preferred payment method from resy_list_payment_methods, and confirming details before finalizing.

The resy-mcp package is free and open-source, but a hosted version could offer a free tier with limited monthly bookings and a paid tier with unlimited bookings, priority support, and multi-account management.

Sell API access to resy-mcp as a white-label reservation layer to travel apps, concierge services, and hotel chains, charging per API call or monthly seat licenses.

Offer a managed service where human assistants use the agent to handle dining requests end-to-end for a monthly retainer, targeting executives and affluent consumers.