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Codex skill for preparing Foodpanda fruit carts and weekly email reminders

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Foodpanda skill to automate ordering through Chrome

by WasimBhai·Jun 4, 2026·2 points·0 comments

AI Analysis

MidNiche GemCozy

Codex skill automates Foodpanda cart building, but stops before checkout.

Strengths
  • Solves a real regional pain point where Walmart-style recurring orders don't exist
  • SMTP reminder integration with launchd scheduling for Monday automation
Weaknesses
  • Browser automation for single website is well-solved territory
  • Doesn't handle payment or checkout, requires manual completion
Category
Target Audience

Foodpanda users in Pakistan wanting recurring orders

Similar To

Selenium scripts · Playwright automation · iherb-CLI

Post Description

We would use Walmart recurring orders facility in its app to get eggs, milk, bread and other stuff every Monday. It was a lot of convinience. However, in Pakistan, with standalone Foodpanda app, you cannot do that. So I created this skill that can automate this and order regular items, may be on a Monday. Feel free to add to it. I used codex to create it.

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