Importing people from countries with higher fertility rates into a country that gives citizenship based on birth location. What else could be the result?
That's a good idea and actually was my first thought too. I sent a chat message so the product owner in charge is aware of the interest in something like it.
I think a big issue here is the lack of standard - there is no established way of where an MCP server should be hosted so that agents are easily able to find it. Right now, the best solution I could think of would be to serve it at something like rewe.de/shop/mcp and you'd manually have to register it with your agent.
Nice thank you. If something came out of this that would be amazing. I am not the biggest fan of mcp, as they are a waste of tokens though. I shot you a message on LinkedIn as well, was wondering if this caused some discussion internally at Rewe because it was immediately blocked.
I hope REWE is seeing this and offers an official MCP server. In the end we pay real money there. :D
I wrote a skill some time ago to support me with "agentic groceries" on my own - it's the future of shopping I would say.
My workflow:
- I paste in urls or text for receipts I will cook this week
- agent extracts the ingredients, calculates cups to ml and such, replaces meat with vegi ingredients, replaces some other things I prefer always (often also creates a nice markdown receipe at this steo I can put into Obsidian)
- check my list of favs, check search cache (so not every time the api is called, I'm a good netizen :D )
- ask me which items I have at home (no need to add to the basket)
- search rewe api for multiple candidates and let me choose.
- after each recipe I enter /new to start with fresh context
- also I have a list of things I buy every week
I still put everything manually in the basket in the end, but this is not the thing which is time intensive.
This is also my exact workflow here. Thank you. I'm adding things that should be in the basket via Siri to my Obsidian notes. I also add recipes to that list or anything else. Then Claude checks that list once I want to do the shopping, looks through my favorites, and fills the baskets with all the items needed. I also use Claude to list the most frequently bought items for a template that always gets filled in.
It is extremely simple. I just tell Claude: "Use korb to look at my order history and create a table with my most frequently bought items. Next time, fill my basket with the items I always buy."
So something of that variation works.