Announcing DoorDash’s agentic ordering offerings: the DoorDash Corporate Ordering MCP and DoorDash CLI. Connect your AI agent to the same catalog, cart, and checkout systems that power DoorDash.
A command line tool for your personal use tied to your DoorDash account. Run it yourself in a terminal, or point an agent at it so it can order on your behalf — using the exact same commands you would.
A DoorDash-hosted MCP server for granting access to a whole team, company or organization. Allow your employees to self-authenticate, then place orders on behalf of themselves. Works seamlessly with DoorDash’s corporate meal budgets and provides all the features of the CLI.
A few examples of how individuals and teams are unlocking the most out of the DoorDash CLI and Corporate Ordering MCP.
Give your agent instructions about your food preferences or dietary and health considerations — calorie or macro goals, for example — and ask it to send you recommendations of new dishes to try that meet your needs.
Tired of remembering to order lunch every day? Give your agent instructions to place orders on a regular cadence that matches your lifestyle, and have it send you suggested orders you can easily approve before it checks out. Pro move: give your agent access to your calendar so it can optimize delivery times for when you’re free.
Give your agent a weekly grocery and household supply list, access to a running note where you keep track of things you’re out of, or a text thread where you can message it items to add throughout the week. Have your agent automatically check out at a set time each week.
Give your agent your team’s dish, dietary, and restaurant preferences, and instruct it to place daily lunch orders that show up at the office.
Integrate with a Slackbot so employees can order where they’re already working without anyone having to coordinate. Give your agent a rotation of restaurants and have it send out a group cart every day at a set time — employees can add their individual dishes via the cart link or by simply replying in the thread. Your Slackbot agent can add in everyone’s orders, nudge stragglers, and check out automatically.
Give your company agent or Slackbot a recurring restock list, and let employees message it whenever something’s running low. Set a recurring checkout time so the kitchen never runs out.
Each employee can set up recurring lunch automations and place orders without having to leave their terminal.