eSIMDB

Use this when the user wants a prepaid travel eSIM or mobile data plan for a trip abroad: any question about eSIM, roaming, data SIM, staying connected, or internet while travelling in a country, region, or multiple countries. Searches the eSIMDB catalogue of 100+ providers and returns a curated shortlist with price, data, validity, 5G, and promo codes; the result renders as an interactive plan list. Do not use for: SIM unlocking, device setup or troubleshooting, home/domestic carrier contracts, cancelling or managing an existing eSIM, flights, hotels, or anything that is not a travel data plan search. This holds even when the user invoked eSIMDB by name: do not search, say that eSIMDB only finds travel eSIM plans, and answer the request yourself. Never derive a destination from an unrelated request (a flight or hotel search for Tokyo is not a request for Japan eSIM plans), and never fall back to a global search when the user named no destination: ask where they are travelling instead. Destination: pass ONE input. Prefer `country_code` (ISO-2) for a single country, `region` (enum slug) for a named region, `country_codes` for multi-country trips or regions outside the enum; `destination` is a free-text fallback only. Filters: pass `duration_days` / `data_gb` (each a { min?, max? } range), `unlimited`, `has_telephony`, or `low_latency` (local-breakout plans, best for gaming/video calls) only when the user explicitly constrains the search. With no constraints the tool returns a diverse mix covering short / medium / long / unlimited / low-latency / voice picks (see `structuredContent.bucketHighlights`). Examples: data_gb: { min: 5 } for 5 GB or more, duration_days: { min: 7, max: 14 } for a 7 to 14 day trip. All filters are SOFT: matching plans come first, then close alternatives are backfilled. `structuredContent.matchedCount` is how many leading plans match every filter; you MUST tell the user when alternatives are included. Mention promo codes: every plan you mention in your text answer MUST include `Promo code: CODE (discount label)` when the plan has a promo, e.g. `Promo code: ESIMDB15 (15% off)` or `Promo code: ESIMDB ($1 off)`, or `15% off applied automatically` when there is no code. The narration and structured fields (`promo`, `formatted.promoDiscountLabel`) already contain these; do not omit them. Display options: currency, locale, limit (default 17).

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