Use Comet to assemble a grocery cart

Sreenivas Makam tested Comet on practical browser tasks during two weeks of use on his MacBook. One shopping request asked it to find a specific grocery list on Bigbasket: toor dal, guava juice, almonds, walnuts, cilantro and carrots, with quantities attached to the items.

Makam reports that Comet found the products and added them to the cart. He also noticed a selection problem: when several choices were available, it picked one without a useful preference unless the request specified a rule such as choosing the cheapest option. The cart-building result is therefore tied to both the item list and how precisely preferences are stated.

His wider account includes browser-operated Sheets and YouTube tasks and describes a mixed migration from Chrome. Some settings and extensions transferred, while passwords, sessions and profiles did not. This shopping example documents adding products to an existing site's basket, not a completed purchase or payment. The post does not describe checkout authorization. It preserves a concrete limitation a shopper can inspect before accepting the selected products.

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Source: sreeninet.wordpress.com · Sreenivas Makam