What's the best way to get my AI agent to order food?

Short answer. AgentWeb, on Uber Eats and DoorDash. As of Oct 20, 2026, both maps take your agent from finding a restaurant to a placed order on the user's own account. On Uber Eats, view_checkout shows the priced total before place_order, so the user approves the total first. Each completed action costs $0.05, and failed actions are refunded.

1. AgentWeb on Uber Eats

The full flow: search_restaurants, get_store_menu, add_item_to_cart, set_delivery_address, view_checkout, then place_order after the user says yes. get_active_orders tracks the delivery. Groceries work too, through the store aisles. See the Uber Eats map.

2. AgentWeb on DoorDash

The full flow on the user's own account: find the store, build the cart, read the exact total with get_checkout_summary, place the order after the user says yes, and track it. See the DoorDash map.

3. A browser agent

A goal-driven browser agent can try to click through a delivery site. It falls short where it matters most: an order is real money, and a run that takes a different path each time is hard to trust with a saved card.

How to do it safely

  • Always show the user the total and the delivery address before place_order.
  • If the bank asks for a payment check (3-D Secure), the person completes it. Uber Eats check_payment_step_up tells the agent when.

Frequently asked questions

Can an AI agent order on Uber Eats?

Yes, through AgentWeb, from the user's own account, all the way to place_order.

Can it order on DoorDash?

Yes. AgentWeb can take a DoorDash order from the cart to a placed order on the user's own account.

Source: https://mcp.agentweb.us/api/sites (accessed Oct 20, 2026)

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