ChatGPT, Claude, Muse — your household probably uses more than one, and none of them can see what the others remember. Meal Agent is the copy they all read and write, and the page you can open without asking an agent anything.
The first four weeks you plan are free. After that it’s $4.99/month, cancellable any time.
Tuesday, as your agent wrote it
Doubled this week — the cousins are staying. Two trays.
Ingredients
Method
ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code and Muse connect in about a minute. Each one remembers its own conversations, and none of them can read another’s. This is the part they share — so a week planned in one is already there in the next, and in everyone else’s.
The week’s meals with their full recipes, on one page. Open it at the shop, hand it to whoever is cooking, or print it for the fridge: black on white, nothing split across a page. Nobody has to ask an agent what’s for dinner.
Only meals you have cooked and said yes to go in, so it fills with things you actually like rather than everything you ever tried. Every recipe keeps its history and a deleted one can be put back: a record, not a recollection.
Drop in a recipe link from a friend or a newsletter. Your agent works it into an upcoming week; afterwards you say yes or no. Yes saves the version you actually cooked. No is written down, so none of your agents bring it round again.
Ask whichever agent you're already talking to
It reads your winners, the links you’ve pasted and who is eating — the same facts the next agent will read.
It writes the plan here
One complete copy of each recipe, per day, with the amounts already right for that night. Nothing to scale, nothing to look up.
Cook, then say which ones were winners
A check or a cross on each new meal. Winners go into the library as cooked; the rest are written down, so no agent suggests them twice.
A meal on a plan is not a pointer to a recipe, and not an agent’s memory of one. It is a snapshot: the whole recipe, as it should be that night.
It stores a few things and does them properly. Everything else belongs to your agent.
It doesn't plan meals
Your agent does, and it is better at it. This is the shared record the plans go into, so every agent and every person sees the same week.
No shopping list of its own
The agent reads the week’s recipes, combines the ingredients, and orders with whatever tools it has.
No recipe forms
Recipes are plain text, stored exactly as written. “3–4 cloves garlic” stays “3–4 cloves garlic”.
A week counts the first time it is planned. Re-planning a week is free, and always will be. Cancel whenever you like — you keep everything you have already planned.
Only planning a new week is ever locked. Reading your plans, editing them, the library, the suggestions and every agent you have connected keep working without paying.
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