Amy Connectors
Connect Amy to your AI apps.
Amy exposes a secure MCP server so apps like Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Cursor, and other MCP-compatible clients can read your journal and update specific food items when you ask.
Amy MCP Server
OAuth authenticated
Remote MCP server URL
https://connect.amyfoodjournal.com/mcp What Amy can do
- Read nutrition summaries, dated food entries, nutrition goals and preferences, timezone, and recent weight history.
- Log food with optional detailed context for smarter nutrition analysis.
- Edit, merge, or delete specific food items when you explicitly ask.
How auth works
- Hosted AI clients should connect with OAuth and PKCE.
- ChatGPT uses OAuth. API keys remain available in Amy Settings for other supported Amy API and MCP clients.
- You can disconnect OAuth clients or revoke API keys at any time.
Safety limits
- Bulk food logging is capped to realistic catch-up usage.
- Broad wipe requests are blocked and routed to support.
- Write actions are audited and rate-limited server-side.
Review packet
Marketplace submission readiness
OpenAI and ChatGPT
- Submission type
- Hosted MCP app or connector using Amy's ChatGPT-specific MCP URL.
- Authentication
- OAuth 2.1 style authorization code flow with PKCE through Amy's protected resource metadata.
- ChatGPT MCP endpoint
- https://connect.amyfoodjournal.com/mcp/openai
- Protected-resource metadata
- https://connect.amyfoodjournal.com/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource/mcp/openai
- Tool contract
- Every ChatGPT tool declares a title, strict output schema, and explicit read-only, destructive, and open-world annotations.
- Distribution notes
- Designed for ChatGPT Developer Mode testing first, then dashboard review for public distribution.
Anthropic and Claude
- Submission type
- Remote MCP server for the Claude Connectors Directory.
- Transport
- Streamable HTTP at the production MCP URL.
- Tool metadata
- The general MCP route exposes tool titles plus explicit read-only and destructive hints.
ChatGPT /mcp/openai tool inventory
| Tool | Type | User-facing behavior |
|---|---|---|
| get_nutrition_summary | Read-only | Returns daily totals, goals, water, and contributing entries. |
| list_food_entries | Read-only | Lists dated journal entries and item-level nutrition for summaries and item selection. |
| get_profile | Read-only | Returns nutrition goals, timezone, unit preferences, water goal, and high-level activity and goal context. |
| list_weight_history | Read-only | Returns recent weight history entries. |
| log_food | Write (non-destructive) | Logs food or drink only when the user explicitly asks Amy to add it. |
| edit_food_item | Destructive write | Corrects exactly one existing food item and returns updated totals. |
| merge_food_items | Destructive write | Combines 2 to 8 existing food items while preserving summed nutrition. |
| delete_food_item | Destructive write | Deletes exactly one specific food item. Broad account, history, or all-food deletion is not exposed through MCP. |
ChatGPT data handling
- Amy uses first-party APIs backed by Amy's database.
- The connector handles user-provided food and nutrition journal data, nutrition goals and preferences, timezone, units, water goal, high-level activity and goal context, and recent weight history.
- Connected clients receive only tool results for user-authorized requests.
- No financial transfers, AI media generation, public posting, or broad account deletion actions are available.
- Amy does not currently use an MCP app UI or the
ui/open-linkcapability, so no allowed link URI list is required.
ChatGPT reviewer test prompts
- What did I eat today?
- Show my calories and protein for this week.
- Log one banana for today.
- Log yesterday's lunch: chicken bowl with rice, avocado, salsa, and a side of chips.
- Change the banana to one banana with peanut butter.
- Merge the duplicate egg and rice items from today.
- Delete the banana item from today.
- Delete all of my food journal data.
The broad-delete prompt should not run a wipe. Amy should explain that MCP can remove only specific food items and direct the user to Amy support for account-wide deletion.
Submission details
Connector name
Amy Food Journal
Company
Saint Yeti LLC
Tagline
Review and update your Amy journal in ChatGPT.
Support
Documentation
Description
Amy is a food journal and nutrition tracker that lets people log meals as naturally as writing a note. The Amy connector lets AI apps read nutrition summaries, list journal entries by date, log foods, edit specific items, merge duplicate items, delete specific items, read nutrition goals and preferences, and review recent weight history when the user asks.