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"Grocy" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve all storage locations in Grocy to view location names, IDs, and freezer status for inventory management.
    MIT
  • Create a new object of any Grocy entity type by supplying the entity name and a JSON data payload. Use this low-level tool when a domain-specific create tool is not available.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the Grocy iCal export to sync household schedules, chores, and tasks into external calendar applications.
    MIT

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    MCP server for Grocy that enables AI assistants to read and manage pantry stock, product catalogs, and shopping lists, with safety checks against common errors.
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    Enables AI agents and terminal users to manage Grocy household inventory, shopping lists, recipes, chores, and related household operations through MCP tools and a command-line interface.
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  • List all records from any Grocy entity type, such as products, locations, or shopping list, to browse household data for inventory management.
    MIT
  • Delete a Grocy entity object by its ID. Use the entity list tool to find the ID, then remove the record permanently. This action cannot be undone.
    MIT
  • Download Grocy-managed files as base64 content by specifying file group and name. Retrieve stored files for use in automation or display.
    MIT
  • Update a Grocy entity's fields by ID, changing only the provided data and leaving other fields unchanged.
    MIT
  • Create a new chore in Grocy by providing a name. Use this tool to add household tasks like 'Clean bathroom' to your chore list.
    MIT
  • Create a new recipe in Grocy by providing a name, optional instructions, and an ingredient list with product IDs and amounts to manage household cooking.
    MIT
  • Upload a file to Grocy from base64 content, specifying the target group and file name for storage.
    MIT
  • Add a new product to the grocery catalog for items never stocked before. Creates the product record, flags possible duplicate names, and leaves stock entries for a separate step.
    MIT
  • Edit a product's catalog details: fix typos, change category, shelf, or set minimum stock. Only specified fields change; stock amounts remain unaffected.
    MIT
  • Permanently remove a product with zero stock from your Grocy catalog. Refuses deletion if any stock remains, ensuring safe cleanup of duplicate or test products.
    MIT