io.github.krishnabhat/indian-food-nutrition-mcp

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Indian-accurate nutrition logging for your AI: IFCT 2017 + USDA, by text or photo.

Your AI assistant can finally count Indian food calories correctly. An MCP server that lets you log meals through Claude (and soon ChatGPT) in plain language: "2 rotis and a katori of dal", or just a photo of your plate. Calories and macros come from India's official food composition data (IFCT 2017, National Institute of Nutrition) plus USDA for everything else, not from US-centric databases…

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Your AI assistant can finally count Indian food calories correctly. An MCP server that lets you log meals through Claude (and soon ChatGPT) in plain language: "2 rotis and a katori of dal", or just a photo of your plate. Calories and macros come from India's official food composition data (IFCT 2017, National Institute of Nutrition) plus USDA for everything else, not from US-centric databases that think a roti is a tortilla. Every popular calorie database is built on USDA data. It is inaccurate…

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