Enables ordering from KFC China through official H5 JSON APIs, including finding stores, browsing menus, managing a cart, previewing checkout, and submitting real unpaid orders.
An MCP server that enables users to interact with KFC's online ordering system via Playwright browser automation. It supports searching the menu, managing an order cart, finding nearby locations, and initiating checkout for pickup or delivery.
Enables ordering from McDonald's through an interactive UI: selecting stores, browsing menus, managing a cart, applying coupons, placing orders, paying, and tracking orders.
Enables AI agents to coordinate a McDonald's China group order: start an order, let teammates pick items (with fuzzy menu matching), merge selections, choose the cheapest coupon combination via price calculation, and split the bill fairly to the cent into a shareable git log / PR / receipt-style bill card. Exposes store lookup, menu, pick/drop, listing, checkout and leaderboard tools, but never an order-placement tool, so live ordering requires a human-run confirmation code.
Enables MCP clients to browse and act on Xiaoheihe (xiaoheihe.cn) purely through the site's own HTTP web API — reading feeds, searching posts, assembling comment context, and publishing comments, image-text posts, or long-form articles. Runs statelessly over stdio or Streamable HTTP with structured errors, built-in write throttling, and no browser or prompt persona required.
Connects to McDonald's official MCP to look up a placed order's status, translating store/delivery progress into a plain-language update and next-step advice such as whether pickup now would mean waiting. Queries are read-only by default, with order cancellation attempted only after explicit user confirmation.