Never miss a lead. Paid traffic is rented and organic growth is owned: Atelic runs your paid advertising while building the equity you keep, so the spend comes down and every lead gets answered. Denver, Colorado.
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Last probed Nov 3, 2026 · mcp.atelic.me
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Update Shopping Item
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update_shopping_item
Update an existing shopping item: name, store, notes, or checked_off. Identify it by id (from get_shopping_list or add_shopping_item). Only the fields you pass are changed. Set checked_off true to mark it bought (it stays in history but drops off the active shopping plan). Returns the updated shopping item.
Update Shopping Item — Update an existing shopping item: name, store, notes, or checked_off. Identify it by id (from get_shopping_list or add_shopping_item). Only the fields you pass are changed. Set checked_off true to mark it bought (it stays in history but drops off the active shopping plan). Returns the updated shopping item.
Search Consumables — Search the consumables by name, brand, or variant (case insensitive, every word must match somewhere). Use it to find a consumable id before adding it to a recipe, or to check a consumable exists before creating one. Each result carries its id, identity (name, brand, variant, organic), category, whether it is in the user pantry, and whether it has nutrition facts. Exact name matches come first.
Remove Shopping Item — Remove a one off shopping item from the user shopping list, for good (to mark it bought and keep it in history, use update_shopping_item with checked_off instead). Identify it by id, from get_shopping_list or add_shopping_item. Only one off items can be removed; a pantry staple on the list leaves it through update_pantry_item. Returns the removed item.
List Recipes — List the user recipes (id, name, tags) so meals can be linked by name. Optional name query.
List Pantry Items — List the user pantry: tracked items with stock level, restock threshold, staple flag, store, location, notes, and consumable details. Optionally filter to staples, to items that need a restock, by store, and/or by location (fridge, freezer, pantry, counter). Returns a 'collection' array plus a 'distinct_stores' array. Items with no store set match any store filter; items with no location set are excluded by a location filter.
List Meal Plans — List the user weekly meal plans, most recent first (summaries). Use get_meal_plan for full detail.
Get Shopping List — Get the user shopping list, computed: pantry staples that need a restock plus open one off shopping items, optionally filtered by store. Only items flagged staple appear here. A pantry item that is low but not a staple is something the user is out of rather than something they intend to buy, so it is deliberately absent: use list_pantry_items with needs_restock to see everything they are low on, and set staple via update_pantry_item to put one on this list for good. Returns a single 'collection'
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Create Recipe — Create a recipe so meals can link to it for real ingredients, amounts, directions, and computed macros. Either pass a `url` to import from a trusted cooking site, or author from scratch with `name`, `directions`, and `ingredients` (free-text lines like "2 cups diced onion", one per line). Set `servings` so macros are per serving. Errors if a recipe with the same name already exists. Each typed food is matched to a consumable, your pantry first. Returns the full recipe detail, plus `minted_consum
Add Shopping Item — Add a one-off item to the user shopping plan. Returns the created shopping item.
Add Pantry Item — Add a new item to the user pantry. Identify the consumable by name (plus optional brand/variant/organic); the consumable is created if it does not exist. Errors if the exact item is already in the pantry (use update_pantry_item instead). If a same-named item of a different identity is already in the pantry, errors and lists the look-alikes unless confirm is true. Returns the created pantry item. Defaults: level 4 (full), restock_at 1.
Update Pantry Item — Update an existing pantry item: staple, level, restock_at, store, location, notes, or shopped. Identify it by name (plus optional brand/variant/organic) or by id. If the name matches more than one item, the error lists the candidates (with ids) so you can retry with an id or a disambiguator. Only the fields you pass are changed. Set staple true to put an item on the shopping list whenever it runs low, false to keep it tracked but silent. Returns the updated pantry item.
Remove Pantry Item — Remove an item from the user pantry. Identify it by name (plus optional brand/variant/organic) or by id. If the name matches more than one item, the error lists the candidates (with ids) so you can retry with an id or a disambiguator. The underlying consumable is left intact. Returns the removed pantry item.
Update Recipe — Edit an existing recipe. Identify it by name or id, the way get_recipe does. Add ingredients by passing `add_ingredients` free text lines, one per line, like "1 scoop creatine"; a line naming one of your own recipes becomes a component of this one. A typed food is matched to a consumable (your pantry first), and a tie comes back with candidate ids. When you know the exact consumable, pass `add_consumables` with its id, like {consumable_id: 827, amount: 100, unit: "g"}; find ids with search_consu
Get Recipe — Read one recipe in full: its ingredients with amounts and units, directions, servings, prep and cook times, tags, and computed nutrition. Identify it by name (matched case insensitively, exact first then substring) or by id. If the name matches more than one recipe, the error lists the candidates with their ids so you can retry with an id. Use this before update_recipe, and whenever a question is about what is actually in a recipe.
Delete Recipe — Delete one of the user recipes. Identify it by name or id, the way get_recipe does. Refuses if another recipe uses it as a component, a planned meal uses it, or a logged meal points at it, and the error lists each one (counts in `references`, the places in `referents`: parent recipes, plan week, day, and kind, logged meal date and kind, each with its ids, up to 25 per kind); remove those first. Paprika recipes cannot be deleted. The consumables its ingredients named are left intact. Returns the
Update Meal Plan — Change an existing weekly meal plan, located by `week`. Errors if the week is absent; use create_meal_plan first. To change a few planned meals, pass only those: `edit_planned_meals` names one by day and kind and passes only what changes, like {day: "tuesday", kind: "dinner", recipe_name: "Crispy Gnocchi Skillet"}; `add_planned_meals` adds one the week does not have yet; `remove_planned_meals` drops one, like {day: "friday", kind: "lunch"}. `day` is a weekday or "daily" (the planned meal that st
Get Meal Plan — Get one weekly meal plan in full by week (e.g. "2026-W24") or id.
Delete Meal Plan — Delete one weekly meal plan, located by `week` (e.g. "2026-W24") or `id`. Its planned meals and batch prep steps are deleted with it. Meals the user logged against those planned meals stay logged and only lose the link (`unlinked_meals` counts them). Returns the id and week that were deleted with the counts.
Create Meal Plan — Author a new weekly meal plan. Errors if the week exists; use update_meal_plan instead.
Update Meal — Change a meal the user already logged. Identify it by id, or by kind plus an optional date (defaulting to today). If more than one meal of that kind is logged that day, the error lists the candidates with ids so you can retry precisely. Only the fields you pass change, except items: passing items replaces the whole list, so send every item the meal should end up with, and passing an empty list clears them. Returns the updated meal.
Remove Meal — Remove a meal the user logged, for instance one entered twice or by mistake. Identify it by id, or by kind plus an optional date (defaulting to today). If more than one meal of that kind is logged that day, the error lists the candidates with ids so you can retry precisely. The recipes, consumables, and planned meals it referenced are left intact. Returns the id that was removed.
List Meals — Read what the user ate, day by day. Give from and to as inclusive local dates, or date for a single day; with none of them it answers for today. At most 31 days can be read at once, and the whole span comes back at once rather than paged. Each day carries its meals, the totals eaten (calories and macros, with a complete flag that is false when something could not be resolved), the target for the day (from the week meal plan when one covers it, otherwise the user metabolic profile), and the meals
Add Meal — Log a meal the user ate. Give the kind (breakfast, lunch, dinner, or snack) plus either a list of items or from_plan: true. snack is the kind for anything eaten between meals, a shake included; there is no shake kind. Each item needs a name, which is matched against the user recipes first and then the consumables; an unmatched name is kept as freeform text, so nothing the user said is lost, and the response lists what did not match. An amount with no unit is a count. Set from_plan: true to copy
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