Munch MCP
Connector setup
Use this deployed MCP server to connect ChatGPT or another remote MCP client to Munch.
Connect in ChatGPT
Use this URL when ChatGPT asks for the MCP server:
https://munch.jacobwisniewski.dev/mcp- Open ChatGPT in a browser.
- Open Settings, then Apps & Connectors.
- Open Advanced settings and enable Developer mode.
- Open Connectors and select Create.
- Name it Munch and describe it as a food search and diary connector.
- Paste the MCP URL as the Connector URL.
- Connect the app, then test food search before relying on it for diary workflows.
First test:
Use Munch to search for oats.
Connect another MCP client
Use this URL for remote MCP clients that support Streamable HTTP:
https://munch.jacobwisniewski.dev/mcp- Open your MCP client's settings and add a remote MCP server or custom connector.
- Choose Streamable HTTP, remote MCP, or server URL if asked.
- Paste the MCP server URL above.
- Connect the server, complete the Google sign-in flow, then test the
search_foodstool.
Connection values
Most clients only need the MCP server URL.
- MCP server URL
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https://munch.jacobwisniewski.dev/mcp - Transport
- Streamable HTTP
- Authentication
- Google OAuth via Better Auth
- Auth issuer
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https://munch.jacobwisniewski.dev/api/auth - OAuth metadata
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https://munch.jacobwisniewski.dev/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server/api/auth - Protected resource
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https://munch.jacobwisniewski.dev/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource/mcp - Health check
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https://munch.jacobwisniewski.dev/health - Current tool
- search_foods
Current limits
- Food search reads ingested database records from one to ten plain food queries.
- Diary logging, onboarding, and user goals are not exposed on this Worker yet.
- Account creation happens when Google sign-in completes during connector setup.