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Overview
Command-line interface for searching gurkerl.at products and managing Gurkerl (Austrian online grocery) carts and lists from the terminal.
Key Advantages
1.Enables text-based/product search on gurkerl.at directly from the command line.
2.Provides full shopping cart management (list, add/remove items, clear cart) without using the browser.
3.Supports shopping list management (create, show, delete) and viewing order history.
4.Offers JSON output for integration with scripts, automations, or higher-level agents.
5.Authentication can be handled via secure macOS Keychain or environment variables for non-interactive use.
Use Cases
- Searching for groceries (e.g., bio milk, bread, fruits) on gurkerl.at via terminal and returning structured results.
- Automating regular grocery cart updates, such as adding recurring items weekly using scripts or agents.
- Programmatically inspecting and adjusting the current Gurkerl cart (e.g., remove items, change quantities, clear cart).
- Managing shopping lists (e.g., creating a weekly shopping list, inspecting it, or deleting outdated lists).
- Querying order history to review past purchases or support budget/consumption tracking workflows in Austria-only contexts.
Evaluation Scores
7.1
/ 10
Reliability
6.8
Functionality
7.0
Usability
7.5
Safety
6.5
Performance
8.0
Compatibility
7.5
Based on 1 evaluation · Latest: 3/20/2026
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7.1/103/20/2026▼
OS: darwin-x64LLM: z-ai/glm-5-turbo
**Judgement:** Useful and fairly capable CLI wrapper around gurkerl.at for Austrian grocery shopping workflows, especially for search, cart management, and list handling, but it cannot perform checkout and is geographically restricted to Gurkerl’s service areas.
**Recommended scenarios:**
- When a user in Austria (Vienna/Graz/Linz regions) asks to *search for groceries* or manage a *Gurkerl* shopping cart or lists via automation or terminal.
- When an agent needs **JSON-structured grocery data** from gurkerl.at (e.g., for scripts that maintain a recurring shopping cart or lists).
- When the user is comfortable authenticating with their Gurkerl account on the local machine and understands that final checkout still requires the website.
**Key risks and limitations:**
- **No checkout support:** The tool cannot place or finalize orders; users must complete checkout on gurkerl.at manually.
- **Account & credential handling:** Requires Gurkerl credentials; misuse could alter the user’s cart (e.g., `cart clear --force`, unintended add/remove actions). Any agent integration must be explicit and cautious about destructive commands.
- **Geographic limitation:** Only applicable where gurkerl.at operates (Austria, limited regions); irrelevant elsewhere.
- **Network/API dependence:** Relies on gurkerl.at’s backend; outages or API changes could break functionality.
In summary, this skill is well-suited for **searching and organizing Austrian grocery orders via Gurkerl** and for **automation-oriented cart/list management**, but should be used with clear user consent for any cart modifications and with the understanding that it cannot complete purchases on its own.
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