“I’m hungry.”
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get_days → -
find_foodor score_menu
Start from what’s left of today in get_days: a Calori meal in today’s plan is probably already in their fridge. For anything else find_food has the numbers, and for a menu they’re choosing from, score_menu.
“I just had a cinnamon bun.”
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find_food → -
log_food
Use a find_food match only when it’s the same food; otherwise log your best estimate. Food from an order you placed or saw goes in with record_order instead.
“I want Calori meals.”
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get_me → -
set_profile → -
check_area → -
set_address → -
preview_week → -
order_week(Spends money)
Fill set_profile from what you already know and ask only for the rest. Show the meals, with their photos if you can, and the total before order_week, and wait for a yes. Outside the delivery area set_address puts them on the wait list; without a card on file, give them get_me’s card link after ordering.
“Add a snack on Wednesday.”
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find_food → -
edit_plan
find_food with menu_date lists that day’s menu. edit_plan adds, swaps or skips Calori meals on a week that can still change, every slot in one call; an added meal is billed with its week, and the result has the new total.
“Where’s my food?”
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get_deliveries → -
send_delivery
get_deliveries has today’s bag and its courier: ready, booked, or on the way with a tracking link and ETA. If the bag is ready and no courier is booked, send_delivery books one, or tells Calori they’ll pick it up.
“I’m away next week.”
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get_deliveries → -
pause_weeks
Paused weeks are neither delivered nor billed. get_deliveries gives the first week that can still change.
“What if I went for muscle gain?”
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preview_eating_change → -
set_eating_changeor set_profile
preview_eating_change shows what a change would do before anything changes: their targets before and after, the weekly weight change Calori expects, and whether their Calori meals follow. Once they say so, set_eating_change makes it, or set_profile for a named goal; use_calori_targets brings back Calori’s own targets.
“I run three times a week now.”
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update_profile
Give update_profile only what changed. Exercise on its own doesn’t move their targets: when their whole day is more active, give activity_level too. New targets re-plan the next week that can still change, so its meals and price may change.
“How am I doing?”
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get_days → -
get_weight
Look at trends over days, not single meals. get_days with intake covers up to 31 days and says how fully each one was tracked; get_weight covers months. When they want to see a day rather than hear about it, show_day.