39 tools at one MCP endpoint, on every plan including Free. Works with Claude and ChatGPT, or Meta Muse over the REST API. Every call is logged for you to check.
Paste a link, photograph a handwritten card, drop in a TikTok, or save from any cooking site. What comes back is a real recipe with ingredients, steps, and timings, not a screenshot.
Move meals around the calendar yourself, put the choice to a household vote, or hand the whole week to your agent and check its work afterwards.
Every ingredient across the week rolls into one grocery list. Duplicates merge, quantities add up, and everything lands under the aisle you'll find it in.
Step timers while you cook, and a patient cook on call for substitutions and scaling. Tick items off at the store from your phone, or let your agent do it.
Your agent
Connected to The Meal Plan Vault over MCP
You said
Plan dinners for next week. Keep Tuesday meatless and use up the chicken in the fridge.
Tool calls
Your vault, live
0 changes this turnDinners · week of Aug 3
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Chicken Tacos
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—No grocery list yet.
Ask the agent to build one. Try “Build the list”.
This is the same data the app uses. Your agent can change it, and every call it makes gets logged for you to check.
“I plan our week from my phone now. I tell Claude what we've already got in the kitchen, it fills in the nights, and the grocery list is ready before I get to the store.”
39 tools over MCP, on every plan including Free.
Paste this into any MCP client, then approve the connection.
https://www.mealplanvault.com/mcpThe Meal Plan Vault
This is Claude on iOS, connected. Every tool shows up by name and you set the permission on each one.
Muse doesn't add MCP servers. It builds its own connector from an API spec, so the vault publishes one. Create a token in settings, send Muse one message, and it gets the same 39 tools.
Create a token
Settings → Connections → API access. Read-only by default, and you pick when it expires.
Send Muse this message
Create a custom connector for The Meal Plan Vault using the OpenAPI spec at https://www.mealplanvault.com/api/agent/v1/openapi.json. It uses a Bearer token — I'll add it to the credential store.
Paste the token when Muse asks
It goes into Muse's secure credential store, not the chat. Its calls show up in your activity log like any other agent's.
list_recipesget_recipefind_recipes_with_ingredientscreate_recipeimport_recipe_from_urlupdate_recipe_noteslist_recipe_sitesget_recipe_site_feedhide_recipe_from_site_feedadd_recipe_siteremove_recipe_sitesave_recipe_from_siteget_meal_plan_weekget_day_nutritionget_meal_plan_nutritionset_meal_plan_entryremove_meal_plan_entrycopy_meal_plan_weekplan_meal_preplist_meal_prepsget_prep_dayupdate_meal_prepremove_meal_preplist_grocery_listsget_grocery_listfind_recipes_on_salelist_store_connectionsrefresh_store_sale_itemsprice_grocery_listadd_grocery_list_to_store_cartcreate_grocery_listadd_grocery_list_itemcheck_grocery_list_itemremove_grocery_list_itemdelete_grocery_listlist_pantry_itemsadd_pantry_itemupdate_pantry_itemremove_pantry_itemSign in, or hand over a scoped token
MCP apps connect with OAuth 2.1 and PKCE. Agents like Muse get a token you create, can keep read-only, and can revoke. Your password never touches either.
Your permissions, inherited
An agent gets the same household role you have. If you are a viewer, its agent can read the plan and nothing else.
Approve tool by tool
Clients like Claude list every tool by name and let you set each one to ask first, always allow, or off.
Reads and writes are separate
A read-only connection cannot reach a single write tool. The scope is enforced on the server, not in the client UI.
Every call logged
Reads and writes both land in an activity log in your dashboard, with a timestamp and the name of the agent that made the call.
Revoke in one tap
Disconnect an agent and its tokens stop working immediately. The record of what it did stays.
2025
Your Recipe Box
Drag recipes to plan your week
From Mom's Recipe Box
Ingredients:
Directions:
"Made with love"
Point the camera at a recipe
Recipe will appear here
once it's read off the photo
Reads recipes from:
Photo import is part of Premium
Cast your vote above. The winning recipe gets added to next week's meal plan automatically.
Photograph a handwritten card, a cookbook page, or a magazine, and it reads the recipe off the photo.
Paste a recipe link. Ingredients, steps, and nutrition come back as a recipe you can edit.
Paste a reel or TikTok link. The recipe is pulled from the caption, the comments, or the video frames.
Save from 500+ cooking sites. When it spots a recipe on the page, one click saves it.
Move your whole collection over from Paprika, Mealie, Tandoor, Crouton, or a CSV file.
Built from the week's meals. Ingredients merge and sort by store section.
Scan a package with your phone's camera to add it to the list.
Move what you bought off the list and into the pantry, and see what expires this week.
Cook a batch on Sunday and spread it across the week's lunches. The list buys it once.
Track grocery prices over time and see an estimated total before you shop.
Type what's in the fridge and your recipes come back sorted by how few things you'd need to buy. Premium reads it off a photo of the fridge.
Out of an ingredient? Get swaps that hold the dish together.
Cooking for 2 or 20? Scale a recipe and the grocery list follows.
Rework a recipe to be vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, or keto.
Wine, drink, and side dish suggestions for the meal.
What to make ahead so a busy night only needs the last few steps.
Ask about technique or food safety while the pan is on.
Up to 10 household members share recipes, meal plans, and grocery lists.
Everyone votes on meal requests. By Sunday the week's plan writes itself.
Admin, editor, or viewer. Decide who can change recipes and plans.
Set up Taco Tuesday, Meatless Monday, or any themed day with its own icon.
Set the household's diets and never-include list once. Recipes that break them are flagged, and one filter hides them.
Put the week's meals on a Skylight, Hearth, Mango, DAKboard, or Cozi screen. The app has steps for each one.
Subscribe once and changes show up on their own. Show every meal or just dinner, all day or at mealtimes.
Open one link on a wall tablet or Echo Show for today's meals in big type, the week ahead, and a recipe view you can cook from.
Tag by cuisine, diet, difficulty, or any category you make up.
Group recipes into cookbooks, like weeknight dinners or holiday baking.
Turn a set of recipes into a PDF cookbook with your own cover and layout.
Rate recipes, add notes, and see which ones the household keeps asking for.
Paste one URL into any app that speaks the Model Context Protocol, such as Claude Desktop, ChatGPT, or Cursor.
Ask for “dinners next week using ground beef and chicken” and it writes them into your real meal plan.
Your agent builds the week's list from the plan, then checks items off as you shop.
Say you're making chili Sunday for four lunches. It fills the slots and shops for one batch.
OAuth 2.1 with one-tap revoke. The agent sees only what you approve.
14 nutrition values per recipe, including calories and macros.
Set calorie and macro targets and see each planned day against them.
A timer on each step that needs one.
Steps read aloud. Say “next” or “start timer” with your hands full.
Record when you made a recipe, how it went, and what to change next time.
See what a recipe needs on the counter before you start.
Pick the accent color the app uses.
See what the household cooks most and which recipes are favorites.
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