MCP server for OpenTable - let AI agents book restaurant reservations and manage dining autonomously
Book restaurant reservations via OpenTable using AI agents Part of Strider Labs — action execution for personal AI agents. 1. Add this to your Claude Desktop config: 3. Tell Claude: "Book a table for 4 at an Italian restaurant for 7 PM tonight" Your agent can now book reservations. That's it. Or with npx directly: 🔍 Search restaurants by cuisine, location, and rating ⏰ Check availability for…
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Book restaurant reservations via OpenTable using AI agents Part of Strider Labs — action execution for personal AI agents. 1. Add this to your Claude Desktop config: 3. Tell Claude: "Book a table for 4 at an Italian restaurant for 7 PM tonight" Your agent can now book reservations. That's it. Or with npx directly: 🔍 Search restaurants by cuisine, location, and rating ⏰ Check availability for specific times and party sizes 📅 Make reservations with one-click confirmation 📝 View booking history…
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