ClawCoach Food
PassAudited by ClawScan on May 1, 2026.
Overview
This is a coherent meal-photo and food-log skill; the main things to notice are expected use of an Anthropic API key and local storage of personal meal data.
Before installing, be comfortable with using an Anthropic API key and storing meal/nutrition records locally under ~/.clawcoach. Review estimates before confirming meals, especially because confirmed entries affect future daily totals.
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Using the skill may involve an Anthropic account key and possible provider usage or billing.
The skill requires an Anthropic API key, which is consistent with its Claude Vision food-photo purpose but still gives the agent environment access to a provider credential.
metadata:\n openclaw: {"requires": {"env": ["ANTHROPIC_API_KEY"]}}Use a dedicated or limited API key if possible, keep it out of shared environments, and monitor provider usage.
Your meal history and nutrition targets remain on the device and may be reused for later summaries or calculations.
The skill persists meal history and reads profile targets, which are personal nutrition records that can affect future daily totals.
All meals are stored in `~/.clawcoach/food-log.json` ... Read profile from `~/.clawcoach/profile.json` for targets
Use it only where local meal/profile files are appropriate, and review or delete those files if you do not want the data retained.
Incorrect confirmations or deletion requests could change your local meal history.
The skill can modify or delete local meal-log entries, but the instructions scope this to the food log and require user confirmation or a user deletion request.
"yes" / "confirm" — Write the meal to `~/.clawcoach/food-log.json` ... "Delete my lunch" — find today's lunch entry, remove it from food-log.json
Check the estimated meal details before confirming and keep a backup of the food log if the history is important.