eatsomething-by

What This Skill Does

The eatsomething-by skill serves as a comprehensive personal nutrition and inventory management assistant for OpenClaw. It centralizes your dietary profile—including allergies, preferences, and long-term health goals—and integrates it directly with your current food inventory. By maintaining structured files (my-diet-profile.md and my-food.md), the agent can provide highly contextualized dietary suggestions. When recommending meals, the agent enforces a logical hierarchy: first, it checks your existing inventory to minimize food waste; second, it generates recipes that align with your specific health requirements; and finally, it monitors your fridge for expiring items to ensure you use your groceries efficiently.

Installation

To add this skill to your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/biyaoshang/eatsomething-by

Ensure that you have the necessary write permissions in the skill directory, as the agent needs to create and update local markdown files to persist your dietary history and inventory status.

Use Cases

• Dietary Compliance: Safely manage food allergies or strict nutritional requirements (e.g., keto, vegan, low-sodium) by storing them in a persistent profile.
• Waste Reduction: Get recipe suggestions based specifically on the ingredients you already have in your kitchen, preventing unnecessary grocery store runs.
• Grocery Management: Maintain an accurate, living list of your pantry and fridge contents, allowing the agent to provide timely alerts for items that are approaching their expiration dates.
• Health Goal Tracking: Tailor meal plans over time based on your weight management or performance goals, ensuring every meal works toward your objectives.

Example Prompts

1. "I'm tired of having groceries spoil. Can you tell me what I have in my inventory that expires soon and suggest a dinner recipe using those items?"
2. "I've decided to start a strict low-sugar diet. Please update my dietary profile to include this and help me plan my lunch for today based on what I have at home."
3. "I have some chicken and spinach left in the fridge. What can I make with these that fits my goal of muscle building and doesn't conflict with my dairy allergy?"

Tips & Limitations

• Primary Session Only: Note that the dietary profile features are designed specifically for the primary user session. The agent will not modify these sensitive personal documents during secondary or auxiliary sessions.
• Manual Updates: While the agent is intelligent, remember to inform it when you finish a grocery trip or consume an item to keep your my-food.md file accurate.
• Profile Integrity: If the agent ever fails to recommend a meal, it is likely because your dietary profile is missing necessary context. Always verify your profile contents if recommendations seem inconsistent with your preferences.