Check food warnings in your AI assistant, or keep a shopping list in Notion. Choose your app below to get started.
Eat or Yeet's public food checks are free and need no account or API key. Your assistant's own plan or workspace rules may apply.
“Use Eat or Yeet to check barcode 044000061494 against US food warnings. Show the source coverage and explain the result.”
Replace the example with your barcode and choose UK or US. You can give a product name, brand and batch instead. Leave details you don't know empty.
The custom setup below has been tested in Grok Bot for macOS. Our publisher application is submitted; marketplace installation is still pending.
“Add a custom Remote HTTPS MCP server named eat-or-yeet at https://www.eatoryeet.app/mcp with no authentication or headers. Keep my existing connections. Install the ZIP's setup and checking SKILL.md files as private skills, preserving their contents. Confirm the connection and four discovered tools.”
Choose UK or US when the Bot asks. It uses that country for this chat; tell it when you want to switch. A team administrator may need to allow custom connections.
Grok Bot connection helpOur public plugin is submitted for review. You can use a custom connection now if your ChatGPT account allows it.
https://www.eatoryeet.app/mcp into Server URL and choose No authentication.Your account or workspace may not allow custom connections. You can check your packet on this site while the public listing is in review.
The template is available now. Automatic warning reviews are still being set up.
Copying the template alone does not enable reviews. No Notion AI subscription is needed.
When connected, adding or changing an unbought item starts a review. Review status, Related warnings and Reviewed at appear beside it. Reviews can take a few minutes.
Use the management page to pause reviews, change country or disconnect. Your list stays in Notion after disconnecting. Reviews run when items change; they do not watch for future recalls.
Notion setup and privacy detailshttps://www.eatoryeet.app/mcp. No authentication or headers are needed.These steps follow OpenClaw's guide. We haven't tested Eat or Yeet in this app yet.
OpenClaw connection helpAsk Hermes to add Eat or Yeet with this message:
“Add Eat or Yeet as a remote HTTP MCP server at https://www.eatoryeet.app/mcp, with no authentication. Keep my existing MCP connections.”
Start a new chat, or use /reload-mcp, then try the example above.
In ~/.hermes/config.yaml, add this entry inside mcp_servers. Keep your existing servers.
mcp_servers:
eat-or-yeet:
url: "https://www.eatoryeet.app/mcp"These steps follow Hermes' guide. We haven't tested Eat or Yeet in this app yet.
Hermes connection helpEat or Yeet is not available as a Muse connector yet. For now, check your packet on this site.
How Muse connectors workIf your app supports remote MCP servers, use these settings. MCP is the connection format an assistant uses to ask Eat or Yeet for a check.
https://www.eatoryeet.app/mcpIn Codex, run codex mcp add eat-or-yeet --url https://www.eatoryeet.app/mcp, then reload it. Codex setup guide
In Cursor, add a remote MCP server with the URL above, then enable it. Cursor setup guide
In Gemini CLI, run gemini mcp add --transport http eat-or-yeet https://www.eatoryeet.app/mcp. Use /mcp to check the connection. Gemini CLI setup guide
Compatibility varies by app. If a connection fails, use the web check or get help.