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"Mealie" matching MCP tools:

  • Check the Mealie version and the API token's user, group, household, and permission flags to diagnose 403 errors and confirm which write operations will succeed.
    MIT
  • Rename a tag, category, or tool in Mealie. First call returns a confirmation token; submit it with the same arguments to update the slug.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Check off or modify items on a Mealie shopping list: tick items, change quantities, or replace item text with confirmation. Only specified fields change, preserving the rest.
    MIT
    Destructive

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    A Model Context Protocol server for Mealie that enables AI models to search, import, and manage recipes, plan meals, and create shopping lists through natural language.
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    MIT
  • Replace or upload the cover image for an existing Mealie recipe from an HTTP(S) URL, file URL, or local path. Includes optional crop and requires explicit user confirmation.
    MIT
  • Search a Mealie recipe collection by text, tags, categories, foods, tools, or cookbook and get summaries with times, ratings, tags, and categories—not ingredients or steps.
    MIT
  • Preview a recipe URL to see what Mealie would extract before importing. Diagnose empty imports. Nothing is saved.
    MIT
  • Search Chefkoch.de for recipes by keyword to find matching recipe titles, URLs, descriptions, images, cooking times, and ratings before importing into Mealie.
    MIT
  • Identify cookable recipes from your on-hand foods and tools, ranked by how little is missing. Requires structured pantry data in Mealie.
    MIT
  • Add a recipe or custom note to a specific day's meal plan. Choose the meal type (breakfast, lunch, dinner, etc.) to schedule meals for any date.
    MIT
  • Imports a recipe from an image by using Mealie's configured AI provider to extract details. Requires an AI provider to be set up in Mealie.
    MIT
  • Create a recipe from raw HTML when direct URL import fails. Pass the HTML you fetched manually, and the server parses it via Mealie or extracts schema.org JSON-LD.
    MIT
  • Search the live Mealie API operation catalog to discover available endpoints, including operation IDs, methods, paths, tags, parameters, and content types.
    MIT
  • Splits ingredient lines into quantity, unit, food, and note with confidence scores, letting you preview parsing before saving to recipes or shopping lists.
    MIT
  • Import a recipe by providing its URL; Mealie fetches the page and saves it with all details including ingredients and steps.
    MIT