heyfood for coding agents
heyfood v0.6.0 carries its own guide, schemas, and tool descriptions. Codex and Claude can learn the exact installed interface before using it, instead of relying on a copied prompt that may be out of date.
heyfood agent describe
heyfood agent setup --target all --scope user --dry-runSetup shows its work
Agent setup is opt-in. The first command prints a plan and a digest without changing anything. Apply that exact plan only after you have reviewed it:
heyfood agent setup --target all --scope user --dry-run
heyfood agent setup --target all --scope user --apply --plan-sha256 DIGESTThe saved configuration points to the absolute path of the installed binary and records a receipt, so setup is repeatable and reversible. The current qualified hosts are Codex CLI and Claude Code.
Six focused, read-only tools
| Tool | What it lets an agent do |
|---|---|
| Manifest | Learn the installed protocol and tool versions. |
| Status | Check whether heyfood is ready without exposing credentials. |
| Capabilities | See which account features are available. |
| Grocery list | Read the active household-aware list. |
| Grocery exclusions | Read ingredients the household avoids or never buys. |
| Menu watches | List recurring restaurant menu watches. |
The documentation matches the binary
heyfood agent guide
heyfood agent schema
heyfood agent doctorThese offline commands print the guidance, schemas, and diagnostics bundled with your installed version. That makes the binary—not a global AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md file—the source an agent can check from the beginning.