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Last probed Nov 3, 2026 · mcp.menuwizard.ai
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MCP connect URL: https://mcp.menuwizard.ai/mcp
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Explain what Menu Wizard can do in chat
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get_menu_wizard_help
Use when the user asks what Menu Wizard can do, how to connect or use it, for example requests, or where approval is required. Returns the shared user guide, current tool names/titles and help links without reading personal data or making changes. Explain capabilities in ordinary language; users do not need tool names. The chat can save grocery selections but has NO cart-transfer or checkout tool: the user reviews and explicitly sends approved products from Menu Wizard, then checks out at the st
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Explain what Menu Wizard can do in chat — Use when the user asks what Menu Wizard can do, how to connect or use it, for example requests, or where approval is required. Returns the shared user guide, current tool names/titles and help links without reading personal data or making changes. Explain capabilities in ordinary language; users do not need tool names. The chat can save grocery selections but has NO cart-transfer or checkout tool: the user reviews and explicitly sends approved products from Menu Wizard, then checks out at the st
Get food profile draft — Get the user's resumable food-profile draft, including its current revision and answered fields. Read this before changing preferences.
Update food profile draft — Save explicit user-provided household food preferences. Never infer allergies or hard exclusions. Use the revision returned by get_food_profile_draft and preserve fields the user did not change.
Confirm food profile — Create an immutable food-profile version after the user explicitly confirms the household and safety answers.
Get active food profile — Read the user's currently confirmed dietary constraints and cooking preferences.
Get food profile history — List immutable food-profile versions so changes remain explainable.
Add recipe URL to Menu Wizard — Default tool whenever the user asks to add, import, or save a recipe-page or YouTube URL. It imports, saves, and queues a complete recipe, or reuses an existing one. Read status and saved in the result: status saved confirms completion; any result with saved true includes a clickable recipeUrl. For unconfirmed results, do not claim success or failure. If status is needs_input, inspect returned source evidence and save only when a complete, source-supported recipe can be made; otherwise explain t
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— Use after add_recipe_from_url or import_recipe_source returns processing with a jobId. For recipe-save jobs, finish saving and queueing a completed draft. For source-analysis jobs, return the completed evidence so the chat can decide whether save_recipe is supported. Only report a saved recipe when saved is true; include the returned recipeUrl as a clickable Menu Wizard link and describe queue status accurately. Terminal failures include a reason and recovery direction instead of remaining in pr
Retrieve a recipe source — Fallback source-analysis tool when add_recipe_from_url cannot convert a recipe-page or YouTube URL into a complete recipe. Retrieve the source evidence for semantic analysis: the complete YouTube description and transcript when available, source imagery, discovered URLs, linked-page content, structured recipe data, duration, and creator-authored timestamps. The timestamps array lists description chapters only; an empty array does not mean there is no timing evidence. When transcriptSource is cre
Save recipe to Menu Wizard — Complete the user's request to add a recipe: validate the structured recipe, save it to the private recipe library, and put it in the saved-for-later queue. Set sourceType generated for a new recipe invented by the chat, manual for a user-provided pasted recipe, and preserve web/youtube/image attribution for imports. After status saved, always show the user recipeUrl as a clickable Menu Wizard link and report returned warnings, especially missing or partial step-to-video links. If saving fails,
Attach a recipe photo — Add or replace an image on the connected user's own original recipe, including a recipe created with ChatGPT. Photos and AI-generated serving illustrations are supported; set imageKind to photo or ai-generated accurately. Call get_recipe first and respect imageUploadPolicy: source-locked recipes imported from blogs, YouTube or another creator must keep the creator's image, even in a private saved copy. For confirm-original, ask the user to confirm that this is their original recipe and send orig
Save recipe for later — Put an existing Menu Wizard recipe in the saved-for-later queue.
Get saved recipes — List recipes waiting to be scheduled.
Search recipes — Search Menu Wizard by a natural-language description and optional protein, ingredient, course, cooking style, personal folder, personal tag, time, or ingredient-count filters.
Get recipe — Get ingredients, ordered steps, timers, and video timestamps for one recipe.
Remove recipe from folder — Remove one saved recipe from one personal folder without deleting either the recipe or the folder. Use search_recipes first when you need to resolve the recipe and folder IDs.
Check recipe against selected store — Optionally preview a recipe's ingredients against the connected store catalog for pickup or delivery when the user asks. This is not required before scheduling. Returns credible matches, unresolved ingredients, past product choices, food-profile constraints, and possible substitutions that require revised cooking steps. Catalog matches do not prove real-time stock or dietary safety. Imported recipes must remain unchanged; create a separate adaptation if the user approves one.
Get meal plan — Read the user's planned meals for the requested week, including meal-slot IDs, dates, meal types and serving counts. Use this before changing an existing planned meal so the correct occurrence is identified. This does not change the calendar or grocery list.
Update saved recipe — Correct an existing saved recipe after the user asks: edit details or directions, add/remove/correct ingredients, or apply explicit user-provided video timestamps. Call get_recipe first and submit the complete replacement recipe plus the returned version; preserve every field the user did not ask to change. When ingredient positions change, remap every step's ingredientUses and ensure every ingredient is used. This creates a recoverable new version of the same recipe ID, not a duplicate. Never s
Retry saved recipe video alignment — Re-read a saved YouTube recipe's verified source and retry its step-to-video alignment when the user says the current timing is wrong or asks to try again. Menu Wizard updates the same recipe as a new version, preserves its title, ingredients, directions, source attribution and any user-entered timestamps, and replaces only automatic/source-derived timing. Never invent seconds. Use update_saved_recipe instead when the user supplies exact timestamp corrections or wants ingredient/direction change
Update saved recipe servings — Change the default serving yield of the existing saved recipe after the user asks. Use search_recipes and get_recipe first when the recipe is not already unambiguous. This updates the same recipe ID as a new version and proportionally scales measurable ingredient totals and cooking-step ingredient portions. It does not create a duplicate or change meals already on the calendar; future scheduling uses the new default. Use update_planned_meal_servings instead when the user only wants one calendar
Update planned meal servings — Change the serving count for one existing calendar occurrence after the user asks. Use get_meal_plan first to identify the exact mealSlotId when it was not returned earlier in the conversation. This changes the planned occurrence and causes its grocery quantities to be recalculated; it does not rewrite the source recipe, choose store products, send a cart, or change future recurring occurrences.
Schedule recipe — Add a recipe to the calendar immediately when the user asks to plan it. No store check or storeReviewFingerprint is required. Catalog matching and product/cart approvals happen separately in Groceries; scheduling does not purchase anything or verify stock/allergens. Check the user's food profile and call out dietary concerns without silently changing an imported recipe. An optional check_recipe_store can be requested separately. Supply a new idempotencyKey UUID for each intended meal and reuse t
Get grocery list — Get the explainable grocery list for the week containing each item's recipe source.
Prepare this week's store shopping list — Use when the user wants to choose store products in chat for a planned week. Reuse their current matching session, or create one for their selected store using catalog search without server-side AI assistance. Return ingredient IDs, recipe sources, proposed products, and a review link. This does not approve products or send a cart request. Inspect actual names and forms; never treat a confidence score as proof of an appropriate ingredient.
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