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npm:@mealmastery/mcp-server

https://www.npmjs.com/package/@mealmastery/mcp-server
72/100 · MCP Trust Grade · checked 3h ago · MCP 0.2.4

What it offers — 18 tools · Docs & Knowledge

generate_grocery_list

Generate a consolidated grocery list from a meal plan. Ingredients are combined, converted to standard grocery quantities, and grouped by store catego

get_grocery_list

Retrieve a grocery list by ID with all items grouped by store category (produce, dairy, etc.) and their check-off/exclusion status. Use this to show t

list_grocery_lists

List the user

update_grocery_items

Update grocery list items in bulk -- check off items, exclude items, or adjust quantities. Provide an array of updates, each specifying the item index

generate_meal_plan

Generate a personalized weekly meal plan using AI. Provide a natural language prompt describing what the user wants (e.g.

get_latest_meal_plan

Get the user

get_meal_plan

Retrieve a specific meal plan by its ID with all meals, nutritional info, and recipes. Use this when you have a plan ID from list_meal_plans or from a

list_meal_plans

List the user

regenerate_meal

Replace a single meal in an existing plan with a new AI-generated meal. Provide an optional prompt to guide the replacement (e.g.

generate_and_add_meal

Generate a new AI meal and insert it into an empty slot in an existing plan (specific day + meal type). Use this to fill gaps in a plan. To replace an

remove_meal

Remove a specific meal from a plan by its index. This is destructive and cannot be undone. Confirm with the user before removing.

search_recipes

Search the user

get_recipe

Get a full recipe by ID: ingredients, step-by-step instructions, nutritional macros, tags, and timing. Use this after search_recipes returns a recipe

save_meal_as_recipe

Save a generated meal from a meal plan as a reusable recipe. The meal

get_favorite_recipes

Get the user

favorite_meal

Mark a meal in a plan as a favorite. This automatically saves it as a recipe too -- no need to call save_meal_as_recipe separately. Use get_latest_mea

get_meal_ratings

Get ratings for meals within a specific meal plan (1-5 stars). Use this to see how the user rated individual meals before regenerating low-rated ones

get_all_ratings

Get all recipe ratings the user has ever given, across every meal plan. Useful for understanding long-term taste preferences and cuisine patterns. For

Spec / packaging20%100
Security (OWASP MCP)30%25
Maintenance / popularity20%100
Tool hygiene15%70
Transparency / provenance15%90

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WARNMCP08 References sensitive file paths / environment secrets.
INFO Static analysis of npm package @mealmastery/mcp-server@0.2.4 (stdio server — no remote endpoint). Reliability/behavioral signals require running it; not measured.
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