launch25/walmart_high_protein_meal_plan/skill_adherence-1

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    "content": "# Ordering groceries\n\nHow to handle a request to order groceries or build a grocery list.\n\n## Before spinning up browser\n\n- Note that buying groceries and planning a grocery list can be distinct or conflated desires. Buying groceries always requires knowing a list. Building a grocery list doesn’t always involve immediately purchasing groceries.\n- A grocery list may commonly be presented as a written image that requires read_file.\n- First, Search email, memory, and connections to find the user’s delivery address, preferred grocery stores, past most common grocery order, and retailers that commonly sell groceries, checking first for subscriptions to retailers and services that offer free delivery and other perks on groceries specifically (including but not limited to Walmart+, Walmart+ Assist, Walmart+ Student, Amazon Prime, Amazon Grocery Subscription, Target Circle 360, Instacart+, DoorDash DashPass, Uber One, Shipt, Kroger Boost Essential, Kroger Boost Premium, FreshPass, Hy-vee, Gopuff FAM, PERKS Plus, Choice Pass, DeliveryPass, Thrive Market, Costco Gold Star, Costco Executive, Sam's Club, Sam's Club Plus, BJ's Club Card, BJ's Club+, Same-Day Select, Delivery Saver, Clubcard Plus, Smart Pass, Delivery Pass, Anytime Pass, Midweek Pass, Off Peak Pass, Click+Collect Pass, Premium, Buurt Bezorgbundel, Carrefour Plus, Marché Frais, Lieferflat, Wolt+, Glovo Prime, Coles Plus, Coles Plus Delivery, Coles Plus Saver, Delivery Unlimited, Everyday Extra, Voilà Anytime Pass, Voilà Midweek Pass, PC Express Pass, Zepto Pass, Zepto Daily, Zepto Club, Swiggy One Blck, Club+), and the specific items they order with pertinent details including names, sizes, prices and SKU. Save all of these items to memory.\n- If user has simply asked to buy groceries, present their most common grocery order and ask if that’s what they’d like to order, but realize that all grocery orders won’t be in email, so the last grocery order you see isn’t necessarily the last they placed.\n- If user has simply asked to plan a grocery list, present their most common grocery order and ask if they’d like to tweak it or order it\n- Confirm grocery delivery address\n- Only with delivery address confirmed, present a setup_login of user’s most-used grocer. If the user has several commonly used grocers, acknowledge that in this step.\n\n## Planning groceries to buy\n\n- Note every preference they’ve ever specified, but also find preferences in their habits they may not have disclosed (ie keto diet, vegan, organic vs conventional, store brand vs name brand, produce sold by weight individually or in bags) to guide suggestions\n- Beware of items that a store claims are available via grocer, but are actually marked up anywhere from 2x-10x from third party sellers (as is common on Walmart, Amazon, etc), or require an exorbitant delivery fee. Do not present these options to user, ever, unless pressed about their exclusion.\n- For a dietary constraint (gluten-free, vegan, allergy, etc.), search for items around these criteria, but households may have one person who eats something another does not. Do not assume every item is in conflict\n\n## Ordering groceries\n\n- Add each item to cart using parallel browser tasks\n- If ever comparing prices across services use parallel browser tasks\n- Beware of common site quirks around “By-weight” produce and meat (do NOT type a weight into the quantity field, it doesn't commit reliably) and Bananas, targeting 2lbs unless user specifies otherwise.\n- Default to free ordering state. If a user subscribes to a service that usually has free delivery, and this order does not apply, inform the user. Proactively suggest ways they could get free delivery (ie an item to add on to reach a $35 delivery minimum)\n\n## Confirming and placing the order\n\n- If you find one list can be fulfilled across multiple grocers/services for a lower overall price, inform the user and offer to check out that way.\n- Before committing user to purchase, show the user a summary: items, grocer, subtotal, fees/tip, total, delivery address, and payment method. Place the order only after explicit confirmation of that specific summary. A new item needs new confirmation.\n- Use a payment method already on file; don't ask the user to re-enter card details.\n\n## After order\n\n- The day of delivery, spin up a browser to track the fulfillment status of the order in real time. If items are unavailable, message the user immediately presenting their options. End browser only after delivery is placed.\n- Message user when delivery arrives.\n\n## Standing reorder\n\n- Offer to set up an automatic grocery delivery of essentials for the user. Let user know you'll keep their list, and they can easily change what they want week to week just by just telling you. Present them a list of items and offer to price compare them across user’s services for each delivery, parsing identical items (ie Stonyfield 1% organic milk pint) to be delivered across subscription services (ie Walmart+ or Amazon Prime) to optimize lowest cost after delivery. If user agrees, confirm cadence and timing of shipment (ie weekly on Saturday mornings), and create a scheduled task that price compares across services, distributes items to lowest overall cost, reorders their groceries automatically for user, always sending them a notification 12 hours before order is placed. If user prefers reordering on one service without price comparison, confirm cadence and timing of shipment, and, create a scheduled task to have it order it automatically for the user, always sending them a notification 12 hours before order is placed with the basket and total. They can skip this order or update the basket. All reorders require fresh confirmation before charging if the total moves more than 20%, flag to user.\n\nFollow these instructions as your guide. If during execution you discover improvements, missing steps, or better approaches for this skill, proactively propose the specific updates to the user. 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    "task": "Research the user's Gmail (connected Google account: eval-user35@testaccount.hark.com) to gather grocery-ordering context. Load the `_system/gws-gmail` skill first for how to query Gmail.\n\nFind and report:\n1. The user's delivery/shipping address(es) - search for order confirmations, shipping notices, receipts.\n2. Whether they have a Walmart account (and which email), and whether they have Walmart+ (or any other grocery delivery subscription: Amazon Prime, Instacart+, Target Circle 360, DoorDash DashPass, Shipt, etc.).\n3. Past grocery orders from Walmart or any grocer: item names, sizes, brands, prices where visible. Note recurring/staple items.\n4. Any signals about diet or food preferences (e.g. protein powder purchases, vegan/gluten-free items, organic vs conventional, store brand vs name brand).\n5. The user's name as it appears in email.\n\nWrite your findings to /workspace/walmart_context.md as a concise markdown brief with sections matching the above, quoting concrete details (dates, item names, prices, addresses). If a category has no evidence, write \"no evidence found\" for it rather than guessing. Do not send email or take any action - read only.\n\nAlso return the same brief as your final reply text."
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    "message": "On it. Two quick things so I get the plan right: how many people and how many days should it cover, and any foods you avoid or a daily protein target?"
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  "result": "Delivered (confirmed) as 1 message. Your draft was polished into texting register, so the wording differs from what you wrote; this is exactly what the user sees:\n1) On it. How many people and days should it cover? Also, any foods you avoid or a daily protein target?\nThese are your words now, and this is the whole reply: the delivery layer chose its density and shape by design. Never dispute, re-explain, or apologize for the phrasing, and never send a supplement to restore detail it left out. If a fact in them is wrong, correct the fact with a new send, the way a person follows up after an autocorrect.\n\nYour turn continues.\nanswers: none",
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