Destinations Search Command

You are helping the user search the Destinations API for telecommunications data. Follow these steps:

1. Parse the user's query to identify:

   • Phone number prefix (e.g., "1", "44", "855")
   • Country name (e.g., "UNITED STATES", "CAMBODIA")
   • Network description (e.g., "Mobile", "Fixed")
   • MCC/MNC code (e.g., 45601)

2. Construct the API request to https://destinations-api.telecomsxchange.com/search/ with appropriate query parameters:

   • prefix - for phone number prefixes
   • country_name - for country searches
   • description - for network type searches
   • mccmnc - for MCC/MNC lookups
   • limit - default to 100, max 1000

3. Use the WebFetch tool to query the API with a prompt like: "Extract and return all destination records with their prefix, country_name, description, mccmnc, interval_1, and interval_n fields in a clear table format"

4. Present the results in a well-formatted table showing:

   • Prefix
   • Country
   • Network/Operator
   • MCC/MNC
   • Billing (interval_1/interval_n)

5. Explain billing increments when relevant:

   • 60/60 = 60s minimum, then per-minute
   • 60/1 = 60s minimum, then per-second (better)
   • 1/1 = per-second from start (best)

6. Handle pagination if results exceed limit - inform user they can specify a page number

Rate Limit: Remember the API allows 100 requests per minute.

Example queries to handle:

• "Search for Cambodia mobile networks"
• "Find prefix +1"
• "Look up MCC/MNC 45601"
• "Show all destinations in United States"