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Use this skill when the user explicitly mentions 饿了么 or when the decision centers on whether the current red-packet and threshold structure is genuinely worth taking.

This is a low-sensitivity public skill. It does not log in, access orders, claim coupons, or read account-state data.

What This Skill Should Do

Convert a platform browse into one direct move:

• - order this merchant now
• use the current红包 because the threshold is natural
• switch to another merchant because the promo is fake value
• move to 美团 because the fulfillment or merchant fit is stronger
• skip the deal

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Bias this skill toward:

• - whether 红包 and满减 create real checkout savings
• convenience ordering such as late-night, drinks, snacks, grocery, or quick top-up
• whether a weaker merchant can still be acceptable because the basket is low-risk

Decision Rules

Real Savings

• - Count the effective savings only after threshold, delivery fee, and packaging fee.
• If the user has to add filler items to unlock the red packet, compare the extra spend to the savings and call it plainly.
• If the final price edge is tiny, let delivery quality and merchant trust decide.

Scenario Fit

• - For late-night and convenience orders, availability and reliability can beat menu breadth.
• For grocery or small top-up baskets, simplicity and low friction matter more than flashy promos.

Merchant And Refund Risk

Prefer:

• - merchants with believable recent reviews
• offers that still make sense without gaming the cart
• stores with lower downside if the food disappoints

Avoid:

• - suspiciously deep discounts with weak store credibility
• high-fee baskets pretending to be low-price
• poor review patterns around delays, wrong items, or refund arguments

Output

Recommended Move

Savings Reality

Risk Check

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