brand-init
01Command Claude Code
An interactive brand setup command that asks questions and uses presets for coffee, tea, juice, and bakery businesses to create a brand.yaml file. YAML is a text format commonly used for configuration.
Multi-brand MCP platform for coffee & tea ordering — connect your brand to any AI assistant
Command Claude Code
An interactive brand setup command that asks questions and uses presets for coffee, tea, juice, and bakery businesses to create a brand.yaml file. YAML is a text format commonly used for configuration.
Command Claude Code
An automated integration setup for a brand based on its API documentation, including a Python adapter, a brand configuration file, and integration tests.
Command Claude Code
A command for looking up customer assets, with support for demo data.
Command Claude Code
A command for looking up coffee coupon codes and working with demo data. The available description provides no further details.
Command Claude Code
A command whose description, in Chinese, says it checks current activities and available coupons.
Command Claude Code
A command for the coffee-mcp project that covers member-information queries, their query process, and demonstration data.
Command Claude Code
A command for ordering coffee through the coffee-mcp tool. The description also mentions a standard ordering process, but provides no further details.
Command Claude Code
A command for checking payment status, with support for demo data.
Command Claude Code
A command for viewing star credits and exchanging them for goods.
Command Claude Code
A command for the coffee-mcp consumer assistant, covering coffee companies, available functions, the standard ordering process, and demo users.
Command Claude Code
A Chinese-language customer-support assistant for Coffee Company’s open platform and its business partners.
Command Claude Code
A command that reviews the tool definitions of a specified MCP server against the project's MCP API design guide. MCP is a standard way for an AI agent to call external tools.
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