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Wolt

wolt-pp-cli

Browse-only Wolt consumer CLI.

Printed by @Amit-Tabibi (Amit)

Install

npx -y @mvanhorn/printing-press-library install wolt

Installs the CLI binary and the agent skill for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Copilot, and more. Add --cli-only or --skill-only for one half. Requires Node.

Questions about the Wolt CLI

Is there a command line tool for Wolt?
Yes. wolt-pp-cli is an agent-native CLI for Wolt. It runs as a single Go binary, ships with an agent skill, and installs with one command. You can call it from your shell or hand it to an AI agent.
How do I install the Wolt CLI?
Run npx -y @mvanhorn/printing-press-library install wolt in your terminal. That pulls the Go binary and the matching agent skill together. Node is the only prerequisite. The same command updates the tool when a new version ships.
How do I use Wolt from the command line?
After installing, call wolt-pp-cli directly from your shell. Run wolt-pp-cli --help to list the available commands. The tool returns structured output, so you can pipe it into other commands or read it back in an agent session.
Does Wolt have an MCP server?
The Wolt CLI works as an agent skill today, which covers Claude Code, OpenClaw, Hermes, and similar agents. A standalone MCP server is not part of this build yet. The CLI itself still gives an agent everything it needs to drive Wolt.
How do I connect Wolt to Claude or another AI agent?
Install the CLI with npx -y @mvanhorn/printing-press-library install wolt and the agent skill goes in with it. The skill teaches the agent how and when to call Wolt, so it shows up as a ready command in Claude Code, OpenClaw, Hermes, and other compatible agents.
Is the Wolt CLI free and open source?
Yes. The CLI is open source and lives in the printing-press-library on GitHub. You can read the code, fork it, or open an issue to suggest a change.

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