Cake Uncle Order Query

Problem to Solve

In customer support or operations, users may say “check my order”, “cake order”, or provide an order ID, but the product name still requires an internal order lookup. This skill turns that lookup into a reusable workflow: extract order_id from natural language, call the internal cake order system, and return a human-readable result.

How It Works and Where It Fits

The main flow is straightforward:
- identify the order number from input such as “order 43” or “order ID 88”;
- call GET https://trade.dangaoss.cn/cake_api/ck_orders?order_id={order_id};
- check whether the response code is 200;
- on success, return the cake product name in data; on failure, return the error message in msg.

It fits internal order confirmation, lightweight support answers, or an operations query entry point. If the user says “cake order” but provides no order number, the assistant should ask for the ID. The provided notes say the endpoint currently requires no authentication and is in test mode, so it should not be exposed to untrusted surfaces. The order number must be a valid number, and when the API returns a non-200 code, the response should surface the service-provided msg instead of guessing a product.