Ordering food takes five screens and a distraction you don't get back.
Swiggy publishes an MCP server built for tools like this, so feedme puts the whole ordering flow into one command, right where the work already is. Search, cart, coupons, checkout, and live tracking, all from the terminal. It's zero-phone by default, the one exception being scanning a QR to pay, because a one-time scan is a much smaller ask than opening an app and authorizing inside it.
Built and verified against the real server, not the docs.
Every tool call in the flow, from search to checkout to live tracking, was tested against Swiggy's actual MCP server rather than assumed from documentation. A real order was placed end to end with a working, scannable UPI QR. One known gap is logged rather than hidden: dishes that need a mandatory choice, like a base or spice level, get filtered out before ranking, since Swiggy's ordering tools don't yet accept that kind of choice from outside the app.
