Asking ChatGPT for a meal plan works once, then you're pasting the same preferences again next Sunday and losing the grocery list in a chat thread. Agent Chef gives ChatGPT memory and a weekly routine: it proposes ten real recipes each week, your household votes from their phones, the top three win, and the shopping list comes out minus what's in the pantry.
Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor… checks in once or twice a day, asks Agent Chef what's due, writes the recipes, sends the messages, fills the cart.
Remembers everything: preferences, pantry, ballots, votes, feedback, ratings, orders. Decides what happens next. Serves the vote pages.
Each person gets a personal link. No app, no account: tap, vote for five, add a comment, rate last week's dinner.
Ten real recipes with photos go out each week. Everyone picks five from their phone, no app, no account. The top three are dinner.
Preferences, favorites, what won, how it was rated, what's in the pantry. ChatGPT reads all of it before proposing, so week twelve is better than week one.
Each time ChatGPT checks in, Agent Chef says what's due: propose, send, remind, lock in, shop. Nothing is sent twice. A missed day is picked up next time.
Add https://agentchef.net/mcp as an MCP server, then run Agent Chef.
ChatGPT's scheduled tasks can run "Run Agent Chef." on a recurring schedule; the first run asks ChatGPT to set that up so the week runs without you typing. Agent Chef also works from Codex and the ChatGPT desktop app.


You can, and the first time it's fine. The problems are memory and the rest of the loop: ChatGPT forgets last week's dinners, can't collect votes from your family, and the grocery list lives in a chat. Agent Chef stores preferences, favorites, ratings and the pantry, runs the vote, and gives ChatGPT a checklist of exactly what's due each time it checks in.
Connecting custom MCP servers in ChatGPT requires a paid plan with developer mode or the Agent Chef plugin once it's listed. Codex and the ChatGPT desktop app also work.
It calls one tool, run_agent_chef, which returns the operating manual and today's checklist. Then it does the checklist: propose recipes (with real photos, from real recipe sites), send the ballot links, remind non-voters, lock in the winners when voting closes, and build the shopping list. It stops before any checkout.
Free during early access. Two minutes to connect, one sentence to run.
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