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Order Luckin Coffee for store pickup with the My Coffee extension tools. Use when the user asks to order coffee, buy a Luckin drink, check a coffee order, or cancel one. Covers store selection, product search, SKU customization, order preview, payment QR, and order status.

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Luckin Ordering Workflow

Order Luckin Coffee for store pickup using the My Coffee extension tools (extension__my-coffee__*). Follow this workflow as a contract; the gates below exist because the upstream API rejects out-of-order calls.

Preflight

  1. Run check_token. If the token is missing, stop and walk the user through Settings -> Extensions -> My Coffee before anything else.
  2. If tool parameters ever look stale or a call fails with a schema error, run list_tools and re-check the current schema before retrying.

Hard Rules

  • Pickup only. For delivery requests, ask whether store pickup works instead; do not improvise a delivery flow.
  • Never pick a store for the user. Show candidates from query_shop_list and wait for an explicit choice. Only set locationIsPrecise: true when the user gave exact coordinates.
  • Never guess SKUs. Customizations (temperature, sweetness, milk, size) go through query_product_detail then switch_product; search results alone do not identify a SKU.
  • preview_order is a mandatory gate before create_order: same store, same product list. The create call is rejected otherwise. Coupons returned by preview are passed through automatically.
  • Show only the payment QR (payOrderQrCodeUrl) after creating an order. Show the pickup code only when query_order_detail reports the order is paid and returns pickup info.
  • create_order and cancel_order are mutating actions; confirm intent with the user first.

Flow

  1. Ask what drink they want and roughly where they are (or reuse the store from earlier in the conversation).
  2. query_shop_list -> user picks a store.
  3. search_product in that store -> if customization is requested, query_product_detail + switch_product to get the final SKU.
  4. preview_order -> confirm the final price with the user.
  5. create_order -> show the payment QR and tell the user to scan it.
  6. On request, query_order_detail for status/pickup code; cancel_order to cancel.

Keep replies short and warm. Lead with the result (store found, price confirmed, QR ready), not with tool mechanics.