Plan the week's meals first. Bulk goes to Costco, fresh to Amazon. Every order waits.
You do not want to split stores every week. You do not want a bot that forgets no olives.
Meals land on the calendar. Both carts wait. Preferences it heard still stick.
Open Amazon and Costco in its browser. Connect the calendar.
Preferences mentioned along the way have to stick, like no olives.
Bulk and frozen go to Costco. Fresh goes to Amazon. What to cook and when go on the calendar.
Do not let it pay until you say it can.
What's good: the two stores get separate carts, and preferences stick. The catch: both accounts live on the shared computer, so payment stays with you.
Set up a new bot for me that runs my grocery ordering, in its own dedicated chat. Walk me through signing into Amazon and Costco in your browser and connecting Google Calendar, then schedule it weekly: plan the week's meals, order bulk goods and frozen staples from Costco and fresh produce and everything else from Amazon, and put what to cook and when on my calendar. Remember every preference I mention along the way — "no olives" should stick forever. Ask me for my staples, dietary rules, budget and delivery windows, hold each order for my approval until I say otherwise, then save it as a bot I can edit later.
原文 https://botdirectory.ai/bots/grocery-autopilot/
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