Honeydew Cook

Read the household's shared meal plan for a date range (defaults to two weeks starting yesterday). Returns each day's planned recipes with names, the owner_uid needed for follow-up actions on a housemate's recipe, and the entry_id needed by remove_from_meal_plan. Dates are the household's local calendar days as "yyyy-MM-dd". Requires the user to be in a Honeydew homegroup (errors with guidance otherwise).

get_meal_plan

Get the full detail of one saved recipe by its id: ingredients (with amounts), step-by-step instructions, notes, nutrition, timing, servings, and source. Use the id returned by search_recipes or list_recent_recipes.

get_recipe_detail

List the user's recipe folders (collections/cookbooks) with their name and how many recipes each contains.

list_folders

List the user's most recently saved Honeydew recipes, newest first. Returns compact results; call get_recipe_detail for the full recipe.

list_recent_recipes

List the tags the user has applied across their saved recipes, with a count of how many recipes use each — useful to discover what they cook or to suggest tag filters for search_recipes.

list_tags

Consolidate and sort the household's grocery list — the same operation as the app's Organize button. First call get_grocery_list, then group the UNCHECKED items: merge entries that are the same ingredient described differently ("diced onions" + "chopped onions" → one "Onions" group; "parmesan" + "parmigiano reggiano" together), but keep genuinely different items separate ("red onions" vs "yellow onions", "chicken breast" vs "chicken thighs") — when unsure, keep separate. Give each group a clean shopper-friendly display_name and one section from: Produce, Bakery, Deli, Meat & Seafood, Dairy, Frozen Foods, Dry Goods, Snacks & Sweets, Beverages, Condiments, Other. EVERY unchecked item id must appear in exactly one group (checked items are untouched). Amounts, units, and recipe attributions are recombined automatically. Pass a fresh unique request_id; retries will not re-apply. Requires the user to be in a Honeydew homegroup (errors with guidance otherwise).

organize_grocery_list

Remove a planned entry from the household's shared meal plan by its entry_id (from get_meal_plan). If the entry holds several recipes, pass recipe_id to remove just that one; otherwise the whole entry is removed. Removing an entry that's already gone is a no-op. Requires the user to be in a Honeydew homegroup (errors with guidance otherwise).

remove_from_meal_plan

Remove items from the household's shared grocery list — either specific item_ids (up to 100), or all checked-off items with only_checked. Removing an id that's already gone is a no-op. Requires the user to be in a Honeydew homegroup (errors with guidance otherwise).

remove_grocery_items

Remove one or more named tags from a recipe without touching its other tags (server-side array remove). Removing a tag that isn't present is a no-op.

remove_recipe_tags

Take up to 25 recipes out of one of the user's folders. The recipes themselves are NOT deleted — only the folder membership changes, atomically on both sides.

remove_recipes_from_folder

Rename one of the user's recipe folders. Only the folder's name changes — the recipes inside it are untouched.

rename_folder

Find one of the user's recipe folders by a loose name match — useful to resolve a folder the user refers to informally (e.g. 'my weeknight dinners').

search_folders

Search the user's saved Honeydew recipes by free text and/or filters. Text matches recipe names, notes, ingredient names, and tags. Optional filters narrow by tags (all must match) and favorites. Returns compact results without full steps — call get_recipe_detail for the full recipe.

search_recipes

Mark one of the user's recipes as a favorite, or remove the favorite mark. Pass the explicit desired state (never a toggle), so retries are safe.

set_recipe_favorite

Give a recipe a cover photo by importing an image from a public https URL (e.g. the photo on the recipe's source page). The image is fetched, validated, and stored durably in the user's own Honeydew storage — it keeps working even if the original link dies. Replaces the recipe's current photo. Accepts JPEG, PNG, or WebP up to 8 MB.

set_recipe_photo_from_url

Edit one of the user's recipes: title, servings, time, ingredients, instructions, nutrition, source link, or photo URL. Only the fields passed in `changes` are touched; ingredients/instructions are replaced whole when provided. Requires `if_version` (the `version` from get_recipe_detail) — if the recipe changed since it was read, the call returns CONFLICT instead of overwriting; re-read and retry. Tags, notes, and favorite have their own dedicated tools.

update_recipe_details