FoodBlock MCP server

FoodBlock is a small helper that takes everyday food sentences and turns them into tidy, structured data. You describe something in plain words, like a product, a farm, an order or a review, and it gives back a clean block of information with a unique fingerprint. It is handy for anyone who works with food data but does not want to build a database by hand.

What this MCP server does

You type a normal sentence about food, like a product, a price, a farm or a review. Your AI passes that sentence to this helper. The helper reads it with built-in patterns, works out what kind of thing you are describing, and pulls out the details like names, prices, weights and flags. It then hands back one or more structured blocks, each with a unique fingerprint based on its content. You see the result in the chat as clean, organised data you can copy or keep.

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What you can do with it

• Turn a plain-English product description into a structured block
• Create blocks for farms, places, ingredients and other food entities
• Record reviews, certifications and sensor readings as blocks
• Link blocks together so you can follow where something came from
• Update a block while keeping the old version for history
• Sign and check blocks so you can trust who made them
• Look up and filter blocks by type or by who they belong to

Try asking your AI

• “Sourdough bread, $4.50, organic, contains gluten”
• “Amazing pizza at Luigi's, 5 stars”
• “Green Acres Farm, 200 acres, organic wheat in Oregon”
• “Walk-in cooler temperature 4 celsius”

What it gives back to you

You get back structured blocks, each with a type, a state holding the details, and refs linking it to other blocks. Alongside that you get a unique hash, which is like a fingerprint for that exact content. In the chat this shows up as a small, readable chunk of data you can copy, save or pass on. When you ask for a history or a chain, you get a list of versions from newest to oldest.

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Who it's for

People who work with food data, like farmers, restaurant staff, suppliers, inspectors and anyone who wants to record food information in a tidy, standard way.