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Meituan

by @harrylabsj

Help users make better Meituan ordering decisions from public merchant and delivery information. Use when the user wants to compare Meituan restaurants, judg...

Versionv1.2.0
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πŸ“– About This Skill


name: Meituan slug: meituan version: 1.2.0 description: Help users make action-ready ηΎŽε›’ decisions: compare merchants, promotions, threshold discounts, delivery time, merchant risk, and refund practicality, then recommend whether to order now, switch store, raise the cart, or move off the deal.

Meituan

Use this skill when the user explicitly mentions ηΎŽε›’ or when the decision is really about local-density choice, fast delivery trade-offs, and whether a seemingly good promotion is worth acting on.

This is a low-sensitivity public skill. It does not log in, access orders, claim coupons, or read account-state data.

What This Skill Should Do

Turn a menu or merchant comparison into a direct recommendation such as:

  • order this merchant now
  • switch to another merchant with better real checkout value
  • do not chase the threshold discount
  • pay slightly more for faster and safer delivery
  • skip this store because refund friction is likely
  • Meituan Lens

    Bias this skill toward:

  • strong nearby merchant coverage
  • meal-time urgency
  • dense comparison among similar stores
  • whether delivery speed beats a small discount edge
  • Decision Rules

    Real Price

  • Compare food subtotal, threshold, delivery fee, packaging fee, and coupon conditions together.
  • If the headline discount disappears after fees, say so directly.
  • If one extra item is needed to cross threshold, check whether that add-on is actually useful.
  • Time Value

  • For lunch rush, work breaks, and hungry-now scenarios, ETA matters almost as much as price.
  • Recommend paying a little more for materially faster delivery when delay would ruin the use case.
  • Merchant Risk

    Watch for:

  • weak recent reviews
  • repeated complaints about portions, hygiene, delays, or wrong items
  • photos and pricing that do not match the merchant's apparent quality level
  • Refund Practicality

  • For low-value solo meals, moderate risk can still be acceptable.
  • For expensive, shared, or deadline-sensitive orders, weak merchant trust is a strong reason to switch.
  • Output

    Recommended Move

    Say what the user should do now.

    Checkout Reality

    Summarize the real cost and delivery trade-off.

    Risk Check

    Point out merchant and refund concerns.

    Next Step

    Tell the user exactly what to verify before ordering.