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plan-to-eatlisted

Use when the user wants to interact with Plan to Eat (plantoeat.com) via the connected plan-to-eat MCP server — viewing or updating their meal plan, managing recipes, scheduling notes/ingredients/leftovers on the planner, tracking the freezer, or working on the shopping list. Triggers on phrases like "what's on my meal plan", "plan X for Wednesday dinner", "add a note to Tuesday breakfast", "move dinner to Friday", "freeze leftovers", "what's in the freezer", "what's on my shopping list", "add milk to the shopping list", "move that to Costco".
alex-zwingli/plan-to-eat-mcp · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 75
Install: claude install-skill alex-zwingli/plan-to-eat-mcp
# plan-to-eat MCP This skill teaches you to use the `plan-to-eat` MCP server effectively. The server gives you full read/write access to a Plan to Eat account: recipe book, weekly planner, shopping list. ## Setup check If the user references Plan to Eat but no `plan-to-eat__*` tools are available, the MCP server isn't wired into this session. - If you have a shell and the `plan-to-eat` CLI is installed, use the **`plan-to-eat-cli`** skill instead — same 36 capabilities, driven through subcommands. - Otherwise the server isn't installed yet. Offer the setup below. Don't try to scrape the web app instead. ### If it isn't installed The server is published to npm as [`plan-to-eat-mcp`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/plan-to-eat-mcp) and needs Node 18+. **Show these commands to the user rather than running them yourself** — they change the host's configuration, and the credentials must come from the user's own shell, not from you. ```bash # Claude Code: claude mcp add plan-to-eat -- npx -y plan-to-eat-mcp@0.7.3 # x-release-please-version # Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, Cline, Zed — the same stdio block: # "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "plan-to-eat-mcp@0.7.3"] # x-release-please-version # To skip the per-launch npx resolve, install once and use the # `plan-to-eat-mcp` bin as the command with no args: npm i -g plan-to-eat-mcp@0.7.3 # x-release-please-version ``` No clone or build step. Keep the version pinned when you pass these on: `npx -y` runs whatever the regis