Meal Suggester
PassAudited by ClawScan on May 10, 2026.
Overview
This appears to be a local recipe helper with no network or credential use, but it stores food-preference history and overstates some automation compared with the included script.
This skill is reasonable to install if you want a local meal suggestion helper. Before relying on it, edit the bundled preference and inventory files to match your household, verify allergy-sensitive recommendations yourself, and only enable any daily cron reminder if you actually want scheduled activity.
Findings (3)
Artifact-based informational review of SKILL.md, metadata, install specs, static scan signals, and capability signals. ClawScan does not execute the skill or run runtime probes.
Food preferences, allergies, inventory, and feedback may persist locally and influence future suggestions; stale or incorrect entries could lead to unsuitable meal recommendations.
The skill stores dietary and allergy information in persistent markdown profile files, which is expected for this purpose but should be kept accurate and reviewed.
- **Allergies:** Fruits de mer (poissons, crustacés) ... - Allergique aux fruits de mer — STRICT
Review and edit the preference, inventory, and history files before relying on suggestions, especially for allergies or medical dietary needs.
If a schedule is later configured, the skill could run or send meal reminders without a fresh request each time.
The documentation describes scheduled autonomous reminders. This is disclosed, but the supplied artifacts do not include a cron installer or cron entry.
- **Daily suggestions at 19:00** via cron job ... Daily at 19:00 (7 PM) — a reminder with a recipe idea lands in your chat.
Only enable scheduled reminders intentionally, and check your cron or scheduler configuration if you do not want daily runs.
Users may over-trust the skill to enforce inventory, preference, or allergy constraints that are not fully implemented in the supplied script.
These claims are broader than the reviewed implementation, which selects a random static recipe and appends to history without showing actual inventory parsing, preference matching, or learning logic.
1. **Reads current inventory** ... 2. **Checks preferences** ... 4. **Suggests shopping** ... 6. **Logs suggestion** to history for learning
Treat suggestions as informal ideas, manually verify ingredients and dietary constraints, and update the implementation if strict preference or allergy enforcement is needed.