OpenClaw to book dinner with payment confirmation

Eeshita Pande had her OpenClaw agent, EeClaw, find and book Osteria Vibrato, a new Italian restaurant in London. The choice was grounded in dining preferences held in onFabric, including her interest in Italian, Indian and Japanese food.

The agent set up a headless browser and used Playwright for the booking workflow. Pande reported that it created two skills, one for restaurant bookings and another for payments. She had already configured a card for it to use, so the payment stage did not require discovering a new payment service.

Her account's headline describes the agent finding, booking and paying, but the body supplies an essential checkpoint: Pande manually confirmed payment. The reported transaction therefore combined agent browser work with a human confirmation. There is no published total charge, receipt or account of eating at the restaurant.

After that run, she configured a weekly cron job to arrange Saturday dinners two to four weeks ahead. That is a reported recurring setup, rather than evidence that all later reservations succeeded. She also suggested bulk payment approval at the end of a day as a possible future improvement. It was an idea prompted by this booking, not a capability demonstrated in the completed run.

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Source: www.linkedin.com · Eeshita Pande