Check Foodora order history and active status via CLI.
npx skills add https://github.com/liutao96/skill --skill ordercli-liutao96
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: ordercli Source: https://github.com/liutao96/skill/tree/main/ordercli Command: npx skills add https://github.com/liutao96/skill --skill ordercli-liutao96
Foodora-only CLI that lets users quickly view past orders and the active order status, removing the need to navigate multiple websites.
Use ordercli to view your current Foodora orders and history with a single command.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can check Foodora order status from the command line using ordercli, which provides quick visibility into active orders and order history without navigating the website.
Yes, you can track Foodora orders on desktop without a browser by using ordercli, a dedicated command line interface that supports viewing active orders and recent history directly in your terminal.
To view Foodora order history in terminal, you need the ordercli binary installed locally via brew or Go module, followed by authenticating through browser login or cookie import.
ordercli currently supports Foodora order tracking and reordering, while Deliveroo support is in progress. You can reorder items or add to cart using streamlined commands for Foodora.
Authentication for Foodora CLI order tracking works through browser login, cookie import, and session data management, simplifying repeated access to your Foodora account from the command line.
The main limitation of tracking Foodora orders via ordercli is that Deliveroo support is still in progress, and it requires a local binary installation via brew or Go module on desktop environments.
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