ordercli

What This Skill Does

The ordercli skill is a powerful command-line interface integrated into the OpenClaw AI ecosystem that enables users to interact directly with food delivery platforms, primarily focusing on Foodora. This tool allows users to bypass the traditional mobile app experience to perform common tasks like checking the status of an active delivery, reviewing order history, and reordering past items. It serves as an automation layer that simplifies repetitive tasks, such as tracking arrival times or re-triggering frequent orders without needing to navigate complex website UIs.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your environment, use the command: clawhub install openclaw/openclaw/skills/ordercli. Once installed, you will need to configure your environment by setting your country code and authenticating. For Foodora, you can use standard password-based login or utilize browser-based session imports if you encounter anti-bot protection mechanisms like Cloudflare.

Use Cases

• Order Tracking: Keep an eye on active deliveries without manual refreshes by using the --watch flag.
• Quick Reordering: Rapidly add items from past orders back to your cart, with options to confirm or change delivery addresses via CLI arguments.
• History Analysis: Export detailed JSON order histories to parse or save for budgeting purposes.
• Session Management: Efficiently handle logins using existing Chrome cookies or browser profiles to mitigate anti-scraping interruptions.

Example Prompts

1. "OpenClaw, check the status of my current Foodora order and tell me the estimated arrival time."
2. "Find my most recent order from last week and reorder those same items for me."
3. "List my last 10 orders from Foodora so I can see what I spent on delivery last month."

Tips & Limitations

• Work in Progress: Please note that while Foodora is fully supported, Deliveroo functionality is currently experimental and not yet production-ready.
• Security: The tool supports passing passwords via stdin, which is recommended over cleartext command arguments. For high-security environments, leverage the --browser-profile feature to maintain sessions without re-authenticating.
• Testing: When experimenting with reorder features, always use the --config flag to point to a temporary test file to avoid accidental real-world transactions until you are comfortable with the CLI output.