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Build group grocery carts through a Signal-based agent

A self-hosted Signal agent drafts a grocery list from past orders, lets group members edit it, then logs into the store and builds and validates the cart; the author finishes checkout manually.

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Use case overview

A self-hosted Signal agent drafts a grocery list from past orders, lets group members edit it, then logs into the store and builds and validates the cart; the author finishes checkout manually.

Reported experience

  1. What they did

    The author runs a self-hosted agent through Signal, with group chat limited to whitelisted accounts. It drafts a starter grocery list from past orders, kept locally or pulled from the store's site. Group members add or remove items. Then the agent uses a custom browser tool to log in, build the cart from the final list, search for extra requested items, and validate the cart.

  2. How it went

    Cart building works end to end. Checkout isn't automated: the author logs in and does the last two clicks manually, and may add automatic ordering later.

  3. Worth knowing

    The author held back from giving the agent spending power, so a manual final checkout is the safeguard if you copy this.

Example prompts

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Set up an agent I can message in [Signal group] that drafts a grocery list from our past [store] orders and lets everyone in the group add or remove items. When I say the list is final, log into [store], build the cart, and check that every item is in stock. Stop before checkout and show me the cart and total so I can pay myself.
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