Andy Fang

Always great to chat with Brendan, thanks for hosting me!

You can now just text DoorDash and let it order for you. It’s proactive, learns from your repeat orders, and helps you find the best deals and new spots.

Just tell it what you want without any extra setup. Ask it to reorder your usual, or add it to a group text to collect everyone’s orders. You can even send a photo of your fridge and it’ll tell you what ingredients you’re missing for a recipe you want to make and deliver the ingredients to your doorstep.

We believe agents are a new app paradigm and are building for that future at @AIatDoorDash, with a lot more to come. This feature is in beta in the US, would love for you to let us know what you think! Waitlist: doordash.com/text

We've seen a lot of enthusiasm around the DoorDash CLI, and people have been asking for it to work across their teams. Today, we're introducing the DoorDash MCP for corporate ordering, so your team’s agents can place group orders, restock the office, schedule team lunches, track deliveries, and more.

We’re proud that @spacexai, @vercel, @cognition, @Tempo, and @mercor are some of our early adopters already using the DoorDash MCP so employees can order agentically. A few great use cases we’ve seen so far: agents automatically restocking office supplies and snacks based on inventory signals, and Slackbots to collect the team’s lunch requests and handle placing the order.

And we’re opening availability of our dd-cli to more developers in the US and Canada on macOS and Linux. Show us what you build and check out some really cool ways folks are using the CLI!

Get access to the MCP or CLI here: developer.doordash.com/mcp

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I’ll always be proud of being a Harker alum. High density of nerds, they had the foresight to offer a neural nets class back in 2009 that now I’m very glad I took

Go eagles!!! 🦅