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Discover Swiggy Dineout restaurants, check available reservation slots, and book a table via swiggy-cli. Use when the user asks "book a table at X" or "is Y free at 8pm tomorrow".
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Inspect or mutate the user's Swiggy food / Instamart cart through swiggy-cli. Use when the user says "add X to my cart", "what's in my cart", or "clear the cart".
Place a Swiggy food or Instamart order via swiggy-cli, with the right safety rails. Use only when the human has explicitly asked to checkout — not as a continuation of "add to cart".
How to drive the swiggy-cli (a wrapper over the official Swiggy MCP servers) from inside an agent. Always run in machine mode, branch on stable error codes, and prefer the generic Layer B commands.
Search restaurants, menu items, grocery products, or dineout venues on Swiggy via the swiggy-cli. Use when a user asks "find me X on Swiggy" or "what biryani places are open near me".
List, inspect, and live-track Swiggy food and Instamart orders via swiggy-cli. Use when the user asks "where's my order" or "what did I order yesterday".
| name | swiggy-dineout-booking |
| description | Discover Swiggy Dineout restaurants, check available reservation slots, and book a table via swiggy-cli. Use when the user asks "book a table at X" or "is Y free at 8pm tomorrow". |
Reservations go through the dineout server. The flow is:
search → details → slots → cart → book → status
swiggy dineout search -q "italian" -c Delhi --json --no-interactive
Pick a restaurant id from data.
swiggy dineout details <restaurant_id> --json --no-interactive
Surface menu highlights, ratings, and offers to the human.
swiggy dineout slots --restaurant-id <id> --date 2026-05-01 --guests 2 --json --no-interactive
Present the slots and let the human choose one.
swiggy dineout cart --input '{"restaurant_id":"<id>","slot_id":"<slot>","guests":2}' --json
swiggy dineout book --input '{"slot_id":"<slot>","guests":2,"restaurant_id":"<id>"}' --yes --json --no-interactive
book_table is destructive. Confirm the human has explicitly approved before adding --yes.
swiggy dineout status <booking_id> --json --no-interactive
MCP_ERROR.slots returns nothing, suggest a different date / guest count rather than guessing.