Foodzilla
Foodzilla AutopilotNot tested by Foodzilla yet. Claude and ChatGPT are the two we've tested end to end.

Use Foodzilla from Hermes Agent

Hermes Agent has a built-in MCP client, so connecting Foodzilla is a config change. Add the server to ~/.hermes/config.yaml, sign in, and Hermes loads Foodzilla's 61 tools when it starts. We haven't tested Hermes end to end yet, but it supports everything Foodzilla needs.

Integration Features

1

Run your practice from Hermes

Create recipes and meal plan templates, manage forms and bookings, publish content and update settings. A coach connection can't read client records.

2

Tools ready at startup

Hermes finds the Foodzilla server when it starts and registers each tool as mcp_<server>_<tool>. There's nothing extra to install.

3

A shorter tool list

Use tools.include or tools.exclude on the server to show Hermes only the Foodzilla tools you want.

How to Connect

1

Open ~/.hermes/config.yaml and add Foodzilla under mcp_servers, with url set to https://api.foodzilla.io/mcp and auth set to oauth.

2

Start Hermes Agent. If a session is already running, enter /reload-mcp.

3

Sign in to Foodzilla and check the account and access on the consent page.

4

Check that the mcp_<server>_<tool> entries appear, then ask Hermes to do something in Foodzilla.

What You Get with Foodzilla

MCP support comes with the standard Hermes Agent install.
Foodzilla's 61 tools load automatically at startup.
Include and exclude lists control which tools Hermes sees.
Nutrition data from Foodzilla's food database, not from Hermes.
Included on Professional and higher Foodzilla plans at no extra cost.

Frequently Asked Questions