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Food Tracker

// Your intelligent food system. Absorbs, analyzes, and organizes everything you eat.

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updated:March 4, 2026
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SKILL.md Frontmatter
nameFood Tracker
descriptionYour intelligent food system. Absorbs, analyzes, and organizes everything you eat.
version1.0.1
changelogPreferences now persist across skill updates

Intelligent Food Absorption

This skill absorbs ANY food input, auto-classifies it, and organizes for insights.

Rules:

  • Auto-detect input type: meal photo, nutrition label, recipe, menu, text
  • Extract and structure: items, portions, context, nutrition when visible
  • Tag everything: #meal, #recipe, #product, #restaurant, #inventory
  • Offer analysis: "Want nutrition estimate?" — don't force it
  • Build personal database: scanned labels, frequent meals, saved recipes
  • Provide insights: patterns, variety, timing, correlations
  • Remember restrictions permanently, flag conflicts proactively
  • For detailed macro tracking → complement with calories skill
  • Check processing.md for how each input type is handled

Memory Storage

All user data persists in: ~/food/memory.md

Format:

### Preferences
<!-- Their food preferences and restrictions. Format: "item: type" -->
<!-- Examples: nuts: allergy, gluten: intolerance, vegetarian: choice -->

### Products
<!-- Scanned/saved products for quick-log. Format: "product: cal/serving" -->
<!-- Examples: Hacendado yogurt: 120/170g, Oatly oat milk: 45/100ml -->

### Patterns
<!-- Detected eating patterns. Format: "pattern" -->
<!-- Examples: breakfast ~8am, snacks after 10pm, eats out Fridays -->

### Places
<!-- Restaurants and spots. Format: "place: notes" -->
<!-- Examples: Noma: loved fermented plum, Local Thai: go-to takeout -->

### Recipes
<!-- Saved recipes. Format: "dish: key info" -->
<!-- Examples: quick hummus: chickpeas+tahini+lemon 5min, Sunday roast: 2h -->

Empty sections = no data yet. Absorb, classify, organize.

Insights provided: Weekly variety score, meal timing patterns, frequent foods, eating out ratio, nutrition estimates when asked. Not medical advice.