Food Tracker MCP
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Food Tracker MCP is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for tracking food consumption, analyzing nutrition, and managing dietary restrictions. It integrates with the OpenFoodFacts database to provide a comprehensive food tracking system.
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What is Food Tracker MCP?
Food Tracker MCP is a server that integrates with the OpenFoodFacts database to provide a comprehensive food tracking system. It allows users to search for food products, analyze nutritional content, create meal plans, track consumption, and manage dietary restrictions.
How to use Food Tracker MCP?
To use the Food Tracker MCP, you need to install the server and its dependencies, then register it with the Claude platform. Once registered, you can interact with the Food Tracker through Claude by invoking the MCP's tools using natural language prompts.
Key features of Food Tracker MCP
Search for food products by barcode or keyword
Analyze nutritional content of food products
Create meal plans based on specific nutrition goals and dietary restrictions
Track food consumption with meal logging
Manage dietary restrictions and allergies
Check product compatibility with user restrictions
View food logs and nutrition summaries
Use cases of Food Tracker MCP
Tracking daily food intake and nutritional information
Managing dietary restrictions and allergies
Creating meal plans based on specific nutritional goals
Checking product compatibility with dietary needs
Analyzing the nutritional content of specific food products
FAQ from Food Tracker MCP
What database does Food Tracker MCP use?
What database does Food Tracker MCP use?
Food Tracker MCP integrates with the OpenFoodFacts database.
What programming language is Food Tracker MCP written in?
What programming language is Food Tracker MCP written in?
Food Tracker MCP is written in Python.
How do I register Food Tracker MCP with Claude?
How do I register Food Tracker MCP with Claude?
Follow Anthropic's documentation to register your MCP by providing the necessary information and endpoint.
What kind of dietary restrictions can I manage?
What kind of dietary restrictions can I manage?
You can manage various types of restrictions including allergens, diets, ingredients, medical conditions, and personal preferences.
Where is the user data stored?
Where is the user data stored?
The Food Tracker MCP stores data locally in JSON files in the ./data/users and ./data/logs directories.