Connect your AI to your Kitchen

What your AI can do once it's connected

Once connected, your AI assistant can create and update dishes and bundles, import your whole menu from a spoken description, a photo, a PDF, or a link to your existing site, and update your chef profile and bio, all through a normal conversation, without you opening the app.

Claude

1. 1
   Open Settings → ConnectorsIn Claude.ai or the Claude desktop app, go to Settings, then Connectors.
2. 2
   Add a custom connectorChoose "Add custom connector" and enter https://mcp.food4foodies.com/mcp as the URL.
3. 3
   Log inClaude opens a Food4Foodies login page. Sign in with your chef account's phone number (via a text code) or email and password.
4. 4
   Allow accessReview what Claude can do and tap Allow. You're back in Claude, connected.
5. 5
   Start talkingTry: "Here's my menu as a PDF, set up my Kitchen" or "Add a dish called Chicken Biryani, $14, serves 2."

ChatGPT

1. 1
   Open Settings → Apps & ConnectorsTurn on Developer mode if you haven't already. It's what allows custom connectors.
2. 2
   Add a connectorChoose "Add connector" and enter https://mcp.food4foodies.com/mcp as the URL.
3. 3
   Log inChatGPT opens a Food4Foodies login page. Sign in with your chef account's phone number or email and password.
4. 4
   Allow accessReview what ChatGPT can do and tap Allow.
5. 5
   Start talkingEnable the Food4Foodies connector in a chat, then describe what you want to add to your Kitchen.

Gemini

Google's consumer Gemini app doesn't yet have a simple, end-user connector flow the way Claude and ChatGPT do. Support for connecting a remote tool like ours currently exists only in Gemini CLI and Gemini Enterprise, both developer-facing tools. We'll update this page the day that changes. If you already use Gemini CLI, it can connect the same way as any other MCP client, using the same URL above.

For developers: Claude Desktop's local config

Claude Desktop's local claude_desktop_config.json file only supports locally-run tools, not a remote OAuth connector. This only applies if you're comfortable running Node.js on your own machine. It points at a local copy of our open server instead of the hosted one above, authenticated with a static key you mint yourself from Account → Developer access → Advanced in the app.

Anytime you want to disconnect

Open the app and go to Account → Developer access. Every AI you've connected shows up there, labeled by name. Revoke one and it stops working immediately. No need to go back into Claude or ChatGPT first.