Weekly meal planning with a customer-approved shop

Supper helps people in Ireland plan meals around their preferences and the ingredients they already have, then prepare one weekly grocery basket.

Who operates Supper

Supper is operated by CarbonCapture Labs Limited. For questions about the agent, its traffic or the proposed pilot, contact info@typo.ie.

What the pilot is intended to do

Customers plan their meals through WhatsApp, sign into their own Tesco Ireland account and separately approve the products and quantities they want added. Supper prepares the basket and hands the customer back to Tesco to review it and complete checkout.

The proposed pilot is limited to up to five consenting participants and one approved weekly basket fill per person. Tesco’s permitted access route and operating limits still need agreement.

Customer control

Customers complete Tesco sign-in and verification themselves. Supper does not create Tesco accounts or accept their terms on a customer’s behalf.
Meal and product-list reviews require separate customer approvals. Changed prices, unavailable products or a changed basket can require another review.
The basket worker adds only approved quantities and checks the result. It does not make unapproved substitutions or remove unrelated basket items.
The basket worker excludes checkout, payment, wallet access, delivery-slot booking and order placement.
Access denials, verification requests and uncertain basket results pause automation for review.

How the pilot connects

The pilot uses Browserbase cloud browsers with a separate saved context for each participant. Browser sessions hold authentication data needed to reuse a customer’s Tesco sign-in. Supper stores the corresponding connection metadata and account information.

Customers may type directly into the remote browser or use phone typing controls. The phone controls relay input transiently through Supper over HTTPS to the selected Tesco field. Supper does not persist that typing or send it to the AI; Browserbase session recording and logging are disabled in the current configuration.

WhatsApp planning uses Twilio and OpenAI. The model does not grant approval for a basket operation. The pilot control service currently depends on the operator’s laptop and an HTTPS tunnel; unattended weekly reliability is not yet established.

Agent verification

Supper has no active registered signing identity, public signing-key directory or dedicated static egress range. The operator is seeking guidance from Akamai and Tesco on an accepted verification method. Technical identifiers will be published here once implemented and agreed.

Agent recognition does not replace customer authentication or grant retailer access by itself.