Add Grocerly to Claude, then ask in plain English. It prices every line at Coles and Woolworths, tells you which shop is cheaper, and shows what you’d save splitting the trip.
Saves $3.10 against the cheaper single shop.
Woolworths wins the basket by 75c. But four of the six are cheaper at Coles — that split is the $3.10.
Real prices from the catalogue.
Your assistant returns this as a table.
No syntax to learn. Claude works out which tool to call.
Grocerly is an MCP server over streamable HTTP with no authentication, so any client that speaks MCP can use it. Two common ones:
On Team and Enterprise, an owner adds it under Organization settings.
claude mcp add --transport http grocerly https://mcp.grocerly.au/mcp
Then ask it to price a basket from your terminal.
A catalogue of both retailers, rebuilt every week. Every price carries the date it was seen, so Claude can tell you how current a figure is instead of guessing.