skills/flink-order/SKILL.md
Use when ordering groceries from Flink, adding items to Flink cart, or reordering from a previous shopping list. Requires user logged into goflink.com in Chrome.
npx skillsauth add razbakov/skills flink-orderInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Batch-add items to Flink cart via their Nuxt store API. All items added in ONE JavaScript call — no clicking buttons.
tabs_context_mcp)https://www.goflink.com/shop/en/Navigate to https://www.goflink.com/shop/en/, wait 3s. If redirected to refresh-token, navigate again.
(async () => {
const cartStore = window.$nuxt.$pinia._s.get('cart');
const router = window.$nuxt.$router;
const catalog = () => Object.values(window.$nuxt.$pinia.state.value.catalog.products);
// Reset cart for clean order
await cartStore.resetCart();
await cartStore.createCart();
const items = [
{search: 'Product Name 250g', qty: 1},
// ... all items — use German names with package size
];
const results = [];
for (const item of items) {
await router.push(`/en/search/?q=${encodeURIComponent(item.search)}`);
await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 1500));
// Score products by word match count
const words = item.search.toLowerCase().split(/\s+/);
const scored = catalog().map(p => {
const name = p.name.toLowerCase();
return {...p, score: words.filter(w => name.includes(w)).length};
}).filter(p => p.score >= 2).sort((a, b) => b.score - a.score);
const found = scored[0];
if (!found) { results.push({item: item.search, error: 'NOT_FOUND'}); continue; }
await cartStore.addToCart({sku: found.sku, quantity: item.qty});
results.push({name: found.name, sku: found.sku, price: found.price?.amount, qty: item.qty});
}
return results;
})()
const lines = window.$nuxt.$pinia._s.get('cart').remoteCart?.lines || [];
const total = window.$nuxt.$pinia._s.get('cart').remoteCart?.total_price;
({items: lines.map(l => ({sku: l.product_sku, qty: l.quantity})), total})
Present cart summary to user. MANDATORY: Get explicit confirmation before checkout — this is a financial transaction.
| What | How |
|------|-----|
| Router | window.$nuxt.$router.push(path) |
| Catalog | window.$nuxt.$pinia.state.value.catalog.products (object keyed by SKU) |
| Cart store | window.$nuxt.$pinia._s.get('cart') |
| Add item | cartStore.addToCart({sku, quantity}) |
| Add multiple | cartStore.addMultipleToCart(items) |
| Remove item | cartStore.removeFromCart({sku}) |
| Reset cart | cartStore.resetCart() then cartStore.createCart() |
| Cart lines | cartStore.remoteCart?.lines |
Search returns all catalog products. Match using word scoring:
Use German product names with package size for best results (e.g. "Doritos Sweet Chili Pepper 110g" scores 5/5).
| Mistake | Fix |
|---------|-----|
| Token refresh redirect | Navigate to /shop/en/ again — sessions expire |
| Wrong product matched | Use more specific search terms with brand + size |
| match: 'hot' matching wrong products | Use full search string for scoring, not partial keywords |
| Cart API 409 conflict | Use cartStore.addToCart() — it handles slot/version internally |
| Calling cart REST API directly | Use pinia store methods instead — they handle auth + slot + versioning |
Chain with /flink-order-history to reorder:
/flink-order-history → get items from GmailChain with /shopping-list for new orders:
/kitchen-inventory → /shopping-list → /flink-order
development
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