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sutochno

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About sutochno

sutochno is a command-line skill that searches public Sutochno.ru short-term rental listings, aimed at travelers looking for stays in Georgia and other CIS destinations. It scrapes city pages and returns sortable, filterable results with links, but does not book.

Key features

  1. 01Search city listings via subdomains
  2. 02Filter by rating and nightly price
  3. 03Sort and deduplicate results
  4. 04Return listing links as JSON or a table

Use cases

  1. 01Find rentals in Tbilisi or Batumi
  2. 02Filter stays by ruble nightly price
  3. 03Compare owner-direct listings before booking

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://github.com/borski/travel-hacking-toolkit --skill sutochno

After installing, type/sutochnoin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Bundled files

References and scripts installed along with SKILL.md.

Dockerfile
scripts/
entrypoint.sh
search_sutochno.py
tests/
test_search_sutochno.py

Details

From the project README

Sutochno Search

Search Sutochno.ru (СУТОЧНО.РУ) — a Russian short-term-rental marketplace where you book apartments, rooms, and houses directly from owners and pay in rubles, typically via Mir card or bank transfer. It's the natural fit for Russian-speaking travellers booking stays in Georgia / the CIS, where Airbnb and Booking have withdrawn or won't take Russian cards. It complements the Airbnb MCP and the vrbo skill: those reach Western inventory, Sutochno reaches the ruble-priced, owner-direct inventory those platforms miss.

Sutochno is NOT behind Akamai. Unlike the vrbo skill (which fights an Akamai bot wall and must run headed), Sutochno's server-rendered city pages load fine headless — there is no bot sensor to defeat. This skill still ships on the toolkit's standard patchright-docker base (the same image every browser skill builds on), but only for the bundled chromium + OS deps; it does not need Patchright's stealth. Patchright is a drop-in Playwright fork, so the browser API is identical. The default mode is headless; --headed is opt-in for debugging.

The JSON API is auth-walled — we scrape pages instead. Sutochno's /api/* endpoints (e.g. /api/geo/suggest) return 403 Application authentication failed without an app token the SPA computes client-side. So this skill does not touch the API. It scrapes the server-rendered city pages, where the listing cards are already present in the HTML.

City results live on SUBDOMAINS. Each city has its own host: https://tbilisi.sutochno.ru/, https://batumi.sutochno.ru/, https://kutaisi.sutochno.ru/, etc. The country directory https://sutochno.ru/georgia lists the supported Georgian cities and links out to https://{city}.sutochno.ru/<listingId> cards. Pass the city as a subdomain keyword (--city tbilisi) or a full URL (--url).

No login required. Sutochno search results are public; the skill finds rentals and returns links only — it does not log in or complete a booking.

Prerequisites

pip install patchright && patchright install chromium

Or use Docker (no local install):

docker build -t sutochno skills/sutochno/

When to Use

  • A Russian-speaking traveller (or one travelling with Russian companions) booking accommodation that's paid in rubles via Mir card / bank transfer
  • Georgia / CIS stays (Tbilisi, Batumi, Kutaisi, …) where Airbnb / Booking withdrew or won't accept Russian cards
  • Cross-referencing owner-direct ruble inventory against Airbnb / VRBO before booking a multi-night stay

When NOT to Use

  • Completing a booking. This skill finds rentals and returns links only. Do not attempt to complete a purchase or contact the owner.
  • Non-CIS destinations. For Western destinations Airbnb (MCP), the vrbo skill, and Booking have far deeper inventory and card support — use those.
  • Hotels / branded chains. Use compare-hotels / serpapi / liteapi / the portal skills.

Usage

# Tbilisi, human-readable table (headless by default)
python3 skills/sutochno/scripts/search_sutochno.py --city tbilisi

# Batumi, JSON, only 9.0+ rated, under 8000 rubles/night, top 15
python3 skills/sutochno/scripts/search_sutochno.py --city batumi \
  --min-rating 9.0 --max-price 8000 --limit 15 --json

# Explicit full URL (e.g. a city page with query filters already applied)
python3 skills/sutochno/scripts/search_sutochno.py \
  --url "https://kutaisi.sutochno.ru/" --json

# Docker
docker run --rm sutochno --city tbilisi --json
Arguments
FlagDefaultNotes
--cityone of city/url requiredCity subdomain keyword, e.g. tbilisi, batumi. Resolves to https://{city}.sutochno.ru/.
--urlone of city/url requiredFull city URL — use instead of --city to pass a page that already carries query filters.
--min-rating0Client-side filter, 0–10 scale (e.g. 9.0). Listings with no rating are kept.
--max-price0Client-side per-night ceiling in rubles. Listings with no price are kept.
--limit20Max listings returned (after sort).
--headedoffRun the browser headed (debugging only — Sutochno has no bot wall, so headless is the default).
--jsonoffEmit JSON to stdout (use this for orchestration).

Selectors (the scrape contract)

On a city page, each listing card exposes:

FieldSelectorRaw shapeExtraction
name + link.card-content__object-type (an <a>)text + href → https://{city}.sutochno.ru/<id> (or /hotels/<id>)name text; id = trailing digits of href
price.card-prices__price"4 890 ₽ за сутки"substring before ₽, strip all non-digits → 4890
rating + reviews.card-prices__rating"10 отзывов 9,8 (10) …"rating = first /\d{1,2},\d/ (comma → dot); reviews = /(\d+)\s*отзыв/
address.card-content__address"Тбилиси, Старый город"as-is

The card wrapper is the nearest ancestor of the name node that also contains a .card-prices element — name and prices are siblings, not nested — so the extractor climbs up from the name link until el.querySelector('.card-prices') is truthy, then reads price/rating from inside that wrapper.

Price gotcha: the thousands separator in the price string is a mixed-width / non-breaking space, so a naive \d+ regex truncates the leading digit (returns 890 for 4 890). The reliable method is to split on ₽ then strip all non-digits — that's what parse_price does.

Images are lazy-loaded placeholders (lzy-img.gif) on first paint, so the scraper does not rely on photos.

Output

JSON shape (with --json):

{
  "source": "sutochno",
  "searchUrl": "https://tbilisi.sutochno.ru/",
  "query": { "city": "tbilisi", "url": null, "min_rating": 9.0, "max_price": 8000 },
  "count": 12,
  "listings": [
    {
      "id": "1234567",
      "name": "Уютная студия в центре",
      "area": "Тбилиси, Старый город",
      "rub_per_night": 4890,
      "rating": 9.8,
      "reviews": 10,
      "url": "https://tbilisi.sutochno.ru/1234567"
    }
  ]
}

Listings are deduped by id and sorted rating desc, then price asc (entries with no rating / price sort last). rub_per_night is the lead nightly rate in rubles — open the listing URL to confirm the all-in total (cleaning, deposit, and any owner fees may not be in the SERP figure).

Tests

The pure logic (city-URL building, ruble price parsing, rating/review parsing, listing-id extraction, normalisation, dedupe / filter / sort) is covered by stdlib unittest tests — no browser, network, or Patchright needed (the patchright import is lazy):

python3 -m unittest discover -s skills/sutochno/tests -v   # or: python3 -m pytest skills/sutochno/tests

The browser-driven path (page navigation, DOM extraction) can't be unit-tested offline — verify it with a real city search (see Usage above).

Known fragility

  • DOM selectors drift. Sutochno may revise the card-content__* / card-prices__* class names. If a live search returns 0 cards on a city you know has inventory, re-inspect a city page and refresh the selectors in EXTRACT_JS and the selector table above (file a P2 task).
  • The API stays auth-walled. Don't be tempted back to /api/* — it needs the SPA's computed app token and returns 403 Application authentication failed without it. The server-rendered pages are the supported surface.

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