Requirements
- Target platform
- OpenClaw
- Install method
- Manual import
- Extraction
- Extract archive
- Prerequisites
- OpenClaw
- Primary doc
- SKILL.md
Manage Bring! shopping lists - view, add, and remove grocery items from shared shopping lists. Use when the user wants to interact with their Bring! shopping list app, add groceries, check what's on the list, or remove items after shopping.
Manage Bring! shopping lists - view, add, and remove grocery items from shared shopping lists. Use when the user wants to interact with their Bring! shopping list app, add groceries, check what's on the list, or remove items after shopping.
Hand the extracted package to your coding agent with a concrete install brief instead of figuring it out manually.
I downloaded a skill package from Yavira. Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder and install it by following the included instructions. Tell me what you changed and call out any manual steps you could not complete.
I downloaded an updated skill package from Yavira. Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder, compare it with my current installation, and upgrade it while preserving any custom configuration unless the package docs explicitly say otherwise. Summarize what changed and any follow-up checks I should run.
Interact with Bring! shopping lists to manage groceries and shopping items.
The bring-shopping npm package must be installed: npm install -g bring-shopping
Before first use, configure Bring credentials: ./bring configure <email> <password> Credentials are stored in ~/.openclaw/bring/config.json.
Get all available shopping lists with their UUIDs: ./bring lists Output includes list names, UUIDs, and themes.
Search for a list by partial name match: ./bring findlist "Home" ./bring findlist "Groceries" Returns matching lists with their UUIDs.
Show all items in a shopping list: ./bring items <listUuid> Or use the default list (if set): ./bring items Returns items to purchase and recently purchased items.
Add an item to a shopping list: ./bring add <listUuid> "<item-name>" "<optional-note>" Examples: ./bring add abc-123 "Latte" "2 litri" ./bring add abc-123 "Pane" Tip: Use item names that match what you already use in the Bring app to ensure icons appear.
Remove an item from a shopping list (moves to recent list): ./bring remove <listUuid> "<item-name>"
Set a default list UUID to avoid passing it each time: ./bring setdefault <listUuid> After setting default, you can use ./bring items without specifying listUuid.
Set the language for a list (for reference): ./bring setlang <listUuid> it-IT ./bring setlang <listUuid> es-ES ./bring setlang <listUuid> en-US Get the configured language: ./bring getlang <listUuid> Supported locales: en-US, it-IT, es-ES, de-DE, fr-FR
When user says "Add milk to the Home list": Find the list: ./bring findlist "Home" Check what language/names are used in that list: ./bring items <listUuid> Add using the appropriate name (match existing items): ./bring add <listUuid> "Latte" # If list uses Italian # or ./bring add <listUuid> "Milk" # If list uses English
When user asks "What's on my shopping list?": ./bring items <listUuid> Or if default is set: ./bring items Parse and present items in a readable format.
When user says "Remove milk from the list": ./bring remove <listUuid> "Latte"
For families using multiple languages: Check existing items in each list to see what language is used Use consistent naming - match the names already in the list Set list language with setlang for reference Learn from context - if a list has "Latte", "Pane", "Uova", it's Italian The Bring app automatically shows icons when item names match its catalog. To ensure icons appear, use names that match what the Bring app recognizes for that language.
The bring wrapper script sets NODE_PATH for the npm package Configuration stored in ~/.openclaw/bring/config.json Session authenticated via email/password Lists can be shared among family members Changes sync in real-time across all devices
Item names are case-sensitive The "remove" command moves items to "recent" list (not permanent deletion) Multiple family members can share lists Each list can use different language conventions Match item names to what's already in your lists for best icon support
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