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AGENTS.md

open-supermarkets AGENTS.md is an instructions file for Codex, OpenCode from abracadabra50/open-supermarkets. It costs 3,643 tokens per session, scanned A, original, MIT.

An integration guide for connecting Sainsbury’s grocery-search command-line tool to AI agents. It explains how to install the skill, run grocery searches, and read the returned JSON data.

In plain words
What is it for?
Use it to add grocery search to an agent, call Sainsbury’s commands from code, parse product names and prices, and follow the expected skill-file format.
Why use it?
An agent needs clear instructions for invoking the grocery tool and interpreting its results. The guide also explains which agent systems and technical environments are supported.

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Written for Codex and OpenCode: the file is AGENTS.md. Also seen: mentions AGENTS.md; built for openclaw.

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AGENTS.md · 634 lines

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Agent Integration Guide

This document explains how to integrate Sainsbury's CLI into AI agent frameworks.


Supported Frameworks

  • OpenClaw / Clawdbot - Skills system
  • Pi Agent / Mom - Slack bot with skills
  • Claude Desktop - MCP server (future)
  • Custom agents - Any framework that can call bash

Quick Integration

1. Add as Skill

Copy to your agent's skills directory:

cp -r sainsburys-cli /path/to/agent/skills/

2. Agent Calls Commands

// From your agent code
await bash("cd skills/sainsburys-cli && npm run groc search 'milk'");

3. Parse JSON Responses

const stdout = await bash("cd skills/sainsburys-cli && npm run groc search 'milk' --json");
const results = JSON.parse(stdout);

results.products.forEach(product => {
  console.log(`${product.name} - £${product.retail_price.price}`);
});

Skill File Format

The SKILL.md follows the open skills format used by OpenClaw, Pi, and other agent frameworks.

Frontmatter

---
name: sainsburys-groceries
description: AI-powered meal planning and grocery ordering
license: MIT
compatibility: Node.js 18+, TypeScript, Playwright
metadata:
  author: zish
  version: "2.0.0"
allowed-tools: Bash({baseDir}/node:*), Bash(npm:run:groc:*)
---

Triggers

Agent should load this skill when user:

  • Mentions meal planning or groceries
  • Asks "what's for dinner?"
  • Wants to order food/shopping
  • Talks about recipes or cooking
  • Mentions Sainsbury's

Natural Language Workflow

User Intent Detection

const intents = {
  mealPlanning: ["plan meals", "what should I cook", "dinner ideas"],
  shopping: ["add to basket", "order groceries", "buy milk"],
  delivery: ["book slot", "delivery Tuesday", "checkout"],
  query: ["what's in my basket", "show orders", "search for bread"]
};

if (userMessage.match(/plan meals|what.*cook|dinner ideas/i)) {
  await startMealPlanning();
}

Meal Planning Flow

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