Track parcels and check delivery status for Australian and international couriers. Searches Gmail for dispatch/shipping emails and provides tracking links for all major Australian couriers including AusPost, StarTrack, Aramex, CouriersPlease, Sendle, Toll, Team Global Express,
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Track parcels and check delivery status for Australian and international couriers. Searches Gmail for dispatch/shipping emails and provides tracking links for all major Australian couriers including AusPost, StarTrack, Aramex, CouriersPlease, Sendle, Toll, Team Global Express,
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parcel-tracking.SKILL.md
---name: parcel-tracking
description: "Track parcels and check delivery status for Australian and international couriers. Searches Gmail for dispatch/shipping emails and provides tracking links for all major Australian couriers including AusPost, StarTrack, Aramex, CouriersPlease, Sendle, Toll, Team Global Express, DHL, FedEx, TNT, Hunter Express, Border Express, Direct Freight Express, and UPS. Triggers: 'where is my parcel', 'track my order', 'has my package arrived', 'tracking status', 'check tracking', 'where is my delivery'."
---# Parcel Tracking
Find tracking numbers from Gmail dispatch emails and check delivery status for Australian and international couriers.
## When to Use
- "Where's my parcel / package / order?"
- "Has my [product] arrived / shipped yet?"
- "Track my order from [store]"
- "What's the status of my delivery?"
- "Do I have a tracking number for [item]?"
- User pastes or mentions a tracking number
- "Check the StarTrack / AusPost / Aramex / Toll tracking"
## Workflow
### Step 1: Find the Tracking Number
If the user already provided a tracking number, skip to Step 2.
Otherwise, search Gmail for dispatch emails. Look for recent messages matching:
```
dispatched OR shipped OR "tracking number" OR "consignment number" newer_than:30d
**Gmail access**: Use whatever Gmail tool is available (Gmail MCP, gws CLI `gws gmail`, or ask the user to check manually and paste the tracking number).
### Step 2: Identify the Carrier and Build the Tracking Link
Use the table below to identify the carrier from the tracking number format or dispatch email, then build the direct tracking link where possible.
| Carrier | Number format / example | Direct tracking link |
**Deep-links** (tracking number in URL): AusPost/StarTrack, Sendle, DHL, FedEx, UPS.
**Form-based** (provide link + number separately): Aramex, CouriersPlease, Toll, Team Global Express, Hunter Express, Border Express, Direct Freight Express, TNT.
**If carrier is unknown:** Default to AusPost (most common in Australia), or ask the user to check their dispatch email.
### Step 3: Try to Get Live Status
If web scraping tools are available, try scraping the tracking page:
```
url: {direct tracking URL}
wait_for: 3000 (many tracking pages are JS-rendered)
```
Many tracking pages return limited data when scraped. AusPost is particularly JS-heavy. If scraping returns useful status info, include it. If not, just provide the direct link. Don't mention failed scrapes to the user.
If browser automation is available (Chrome MCP, Playwright), navigate to the tracking page and read the status directly.
If no scraping/browser tools are available, skip this step and provide the link.
### Step 4: Present Results
Always include:
1. **Current status** (from scrape if available, or from dispatch email)
