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@mijf/diet-record

v1.0.1

Published

2 months ago

OpenClaw skill for diet recording — log meals via text or food photo, auto-recognize food items and estimate nutrition/calories.

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diet nutrition calorie food-log meal-tracker ai-skill openclaw agentskills

diet-record

OpenClaw skill for diet recording — log meals via text description or food photo, auto-recognize food items and estimate nutrition/calories.

Install

npx diet-record

This copies the skill files into your OpenClaw workspace (~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/diet-record/). Start a new session with /new to activate.

Options

# Install to global skills (shared by all agents)
npx diet-record install --global

# Install to a custom directory
npx diet-record install --dir /path/to/skills

# Uninstall
npx diet-record uninstall

Features

Log meals via text description or food photo upload
Auto-recognize food items and estimate calories/nutrition
Track user dietary preferences, allergies, and goals
Daily/weekly nutrition summary
Supports Chinese and Western cuisines

Manual Install

If you prefer not to use npx, copy the SKILL.md file directly:

cp SKILL.md ~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/diet-record/SKILL.md

License

MIT