DoorDash MCP server implementation written in TypeScript that exposes a Model-Context-Protocol (MCP) server for integrating DoorDash data with clients such as Claude Desktop, Windsurf or Cursor.
https://github.com/JordanDalton/DoorDash-MCP-ServerSkip the context switching. This MCP server brings DoorDash ordering directly into Claude Desktop, Windsurf, and Cursor, so you can grab dinner without leaving your development environment.
You're deep in a debugging session at 9 PM. Your last meal was coffee at lunch. Opening DoorDash means alt-tabbing away, scrolling through restaurants, getting distracted by notifications, and losing your mental model of the problem you were solving.
This MCP server solves that by making your AI assistant DoorDash-aware. Ask Claude to "order my usual from that Thai place" or "get me something quick for under $15" and it handles the entire ordering flow through DoorDash's API.
Zero Context Switching: Order food using natural language in the same interface where you're already coding and debugging.
Smart Ordering: Your AI assistant can remember preferences, suggest based on time/budget, and handle the entire checkout process without you touching the DoorDash app.
Workflow Integration: Perfect for those late-night coding sessions, pair programming marathons, or when you're in flow state and can't afford the mental overhead of food decisions.
Instead of breaking concentration to browse restaurants:
Your AI assistant handles restaurant lookup, menu navigation, customization, and payment—all while you stay focused on your code.
The server compiles to a simple Node.js process that integrates with your existing MCP client configuration:
npm install && npm run build
Add your DoorDash API credentials to the generated MCP configuration, and you're ready to order food through natural language in your development environment.
Built with TypeScript and the standard MCP SDK, it handles authentication, order management, and delivery tracking through DoorDash's official API. The implementation includes proper JWT handling and request validation for secure transactions.
This isn't about replacing DoorDash—it's about accessing it without disrupting your development workflow. When you're solving complex problems, even small interruptions matter.