MFP Logger
Enables logging food into MyFitnessPal diary via natural language, supporting search, log, quick add, and diary retrieval.
README
MFP Logger
Chat to log food into MyFitnessPal — from your phone (Claude / ChatGPT) via an always-on Railway server, or from your Mac terminal.
Say:
log 2 eggs and a banana for breakfast
…and it lands in your diary (meal + quantity + date).
MyFitnessPal diaries are meal-based (Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner / Snacks), not clock timestamps.
Phone setup (Railway — recommended)
Your Mac does not need to stay on. Claude’s cloud calls your Railway URL.
1. Get an MFP session cookie
On any browser logged into myfitnesspal.com:
- DevTools → Application → Cookies →
www.myfitnesspal.com - Copy
__Secure-next-auth.session-token(or the full Cookie header)
2. Create a Railway project
- Push this repo to GitHub (or deploy from the Railway CLI).
- railway.app → New Project → Deploy from GitHub (Dockerfile is detected).
- Variables (Settings → Variables):
| Variable | Value |
|---|---|
MCP_AUTH_TOKEN |
long random secret (python3 -c "import secrets; print(secrets.token_urlsafe(32))") |
MFP_COOKIE |
the session cookie from step 1 |
MFP_USERNAME |
optional MFP username if needed |
- Service → Settings → Networking → Public Networking → Generate Domain
- Wait until deploy is healthy (
/healthzshould return{"ok":true,...}).
3. Connect Claude (once on web)
Claude’s custom connector UI often only shows OAuth fields (no Bearer header). Use the secret path URL instead:
https://YOUR-APP.up.railway.app/t/YOUR_MCP_AUTH_TOKEN/mcp
- Open claude.ai/customize/connectors (same account as iOS).
- Add custom connector
- Paste that full URL (token is in the path)
- Leave OAuth Client ID and Client Secret empty
- Add / Connect
4. Use Claude on iPhone
- Open Claude iOS → chat → + → Connectors → enable this connector
- Message:
log 2 eggs and a banana for breakfast
ChatGPT mobile
Same path URL works. If ChatGPT asks for an API key, you can still paste MCP_AUTH_TOKEN, but the path URL alone is enough.
When the MFP cookie expires
Session cookies die every few weeks. On your phone:
- Open
https://YOUR-APP.up.railway.app/admin - Enter
MCP_AUTH_TOKEN+ a fresh cookie → Save - Also paste the same cookie into Railway Variables →
MFP_COOKIE(so restarts keep it)
Local Mac (optional)
uv sync
uv run mfp-logger auth # save cookie locally
uv run mfp-logger chat # needs OPENAI_API_KEY — terminal agent
uv run mfp-logger mcp # local MCP for testing only
MCP tools
| Tool | Purpose |
|---|---|
search_food |
Search MFP database |
log_food |
Log food + quantity + meal + date |
quick_add |
Quick-add calories/macros |
get_diary |
Read diary for a day |
get_goals |
Daily goals |
delete_food |
Remove a mistaken entry |
Security
- Treat
MCP_AUTH_TOKENlike a password. Anyone with
https://…/t/<token>/mcpcan write to your diary. - Prefer not sharing that URL; rotate the token in Railway if it leaks.
- Never commit
.env(containsMFP_COOKIE).
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