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Enables a chat assistant to log what you ate — text, voice notes, recipe portions, or label/plate photos — by resolving foods against the Bundeslebensmittelschlüssel, Open Food Facts, or Tandoor recipe nutrition and storing copy-on-write nutrient entries in a local SQLite log. It serves these tools over stateless streamable HTTP MCP, grouping entries into meals and summarizing days, weeks, and training/body-weight data when an OpenGym endpoint is configured.