Claude is good at picking recipes and terrible at remembering what your family ate three weeks ago, because chats don't persist. Agent Chef is the memory and the state machine: Claude proposes ten real recipes a week, everyone votes from their phone, the top three win, and Claude hands you a grocery list 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. Claude reads all of it before proposing, so week twelve is better than week one.
Each time Claude 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.
Claude's scheduled tasks can run "Run Agent Chef." twice a day; the first run asks Claude to set that up and confirm it, so the whole week runs end to end without anyone typing. Works in claude.ai, Claude Desktop and Claude Code.


Claude picks the recipes either way. Agent Chef adds what a chat can't: a household that votes from personal links, memory of preferences, favorites and ratings across weeks, a pantry list, and a next_actions tool that tells Claude exactly what's due so nothing is sent twice or forgotten.
Yes. Add https://agentchef.net/mcp as an MCP server, or use the stdio package with an API key: npx -y agent-chef-mcp. The same 37 tools are available.
No. Agent Chef stores household data only, shares it with no third parties, and Claude's own data policies apply to what you type in Claude. See the privacy policy.
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