Meituan Local Ordering Decisions

Problem

When a user names Meituan, or is choosing among nearby merchants between delivery speed and discounts, the hard part is not the menu. It is whether the real checkout price, delivery window, and merchant risk still make sense after fees and coupon conditions are included.

How It Works

The skill turns merchant and menu comparisons into a direct recommendation: order now, switch to a merchant with better real checkout value, do not chase the threshold discount, pay a little more for faster and safer delivery, or skip the store.

It weighs:
- Real price: food subtotal, threshold, delivery fee, packaging fee, and coupon conditions.
- Time value: during lunch rush, work breaks, or hungry-now cases, ETA matters almost as much as price.
- Merchant risk: weak reviews, repeated complaints about portions, hygiene, delays, wrong items, or photos and pricing that look inconsistent with quality.
- Refund practicality: moderate risk may be acceptable for low-value solo meals, but weak trust is a strong reason to switch for expensive, shared, or deadline-sensitive orders.

Boundaries

This is a low-sensitivity public skill. It does not log in, access orders, claim coupons, or read account-state data. Its recommendations depend on the merchant, price, menu, and delivery information provided by the user; before ordering, verify the final checkout page, delivery window, and refund rules.