What is an MCP client?

An MCP client is an app or agent that connects to outside tools through the Model Context Protocol, an open standard. Claude, ChatGPT and many coding agents are MCP clients. Connecting one to Foodzilla lets it work in your Foodzilla account.

Which AI agents work with Foodzilla?

Claude and ChatGPT are tested end to end. Other clients should work if they support Streamable HTTP, dynamic client registration, protected resource metadata and OAuth 2.1 with PKCE. We only call a client tested once we've connected it ourselves.

Does Foodzilla work with OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, Muse Code or Grok Bot?

They should. Each one supports the MCP features Foodzilla needs, and each has its own setup page. We haven't tested any of the four end to end yet.

Which scope should the client ask for?

coach for a coach working on their own account, or autopilot for a client working on their own diary and assigned plan. A token has one scope, never both. Client access is on by default, and coaches can turn it off.

How many tools are there, and which plan do I need?

61 right now. Professional and higher plans get the full coach set. Starter can connect, with the account and subscription tools only. Foodzilla doesn't charge extra for Autopilot. It isn't available on the No-PHI plan.

Does the agent make up the nutrition numbers?

No. Foodzilla matches foods and ingredients against its own database and returns the figures. The agent only calls the tool.

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

Connect any MCP client to Foodzilla

Q: What URL do I give my MCP client?

https://api.foodzilla.io/mcp. The client finds the sign-in server through the protected resource metadata and registers itself, so there's nothing else to paste.

Foodzilla runs a standard MCP server at https://api.foodzilla.io/mcp with 61 tools. Any client that supports remote MCP servers and OAuth 2.1 sign-in should be able to use it. We've tested Claude and ChatGPT end to end. OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, Muse Code and Grok Bot each have their own setup page.

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Integration Features

1

Use the agent you already have

If your agent supports remote MCP servers, it can create recipes, meal plan templates, forms and bookings in Foodzilla the same way Claude does.

2

Sign in without sharing a password

The client sends you to Foodzilla to sign in through OAuth 2.1 with PKCE. It receives a token, never your password.

3

Keep coach and client access apart

A coach token works on the coach's own account. A client token works on one client's diary and assigned plan. No token carries both.

How to Connect

1

Add a remote MCP server in your client and set the URL to https://api.foodzilla.io/mcp.

2

Let the client register itself. It finds Foodzilla's sign-in server through the protected resource metadata and uses dynamic client registration.

3

Sign in to Foodzilla. The client completes the OAuth 2.1 authorisation code flow with PKCE.

4

Check whether the consent page shows a coach or a client account, then connect.

What You Get with Foodzilla

One endpoint with 61 tools over standard Streamable HTTP and JSON-RPC 2.0.

No API key to copy. Clients register themselves and sign in with OAuth.

Nutrition data from Foodzilla's food database, not from the model.

Included on Professional and higher plans at no extra cost.

Related features

MCP connection reference Foodzilla Autopilot Claude integration ChatGPT integration OpenClaw integration Hermes Agent integration Muse Code integration Grok Bot integration

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