A reusable OpenClaw / AgentSkills-compatible skill that:

• drafts a weekly meal plan + recipe cards + consolidated grocery list
• requires explicit approval before any automation
• can automate adding items to an online grocery cart (via a logged-in browser)
• can publish recipes to a notes system (Notion adapters included)

Skill entrypoint: SKILL.md

• SKILL.md – the workflow spine (onboarding → plan → approval gate → cart automation → publish → scheduling)
• assets/ – output templates (meal plan, recipe cards, grocery list)
• references/ – adapters + error-handling notes
• scripts/ – optional helpers for Notion schema + recipe upload

Pick one of these options.

Clone into your managed skills directory:

mkdir -p ~/.openclaw/skills
cd ~/.openclaw/skills
git clone https://github.com/antonyevans/weekly-food-plan.git weekly-food-plan

Restart OpenClaw (or start a new chat/session) so it reloads skills.

Clone into your specific OpenClaw workspace:

cd /path/to/your/openclaw/workspace
mkdir -p skills
git clone https://github.com/antonyevans/weekly-food-plan.git skills/weekly-food-plan

Restart OpenClaw (or start a new chat/session).

This repo is AgentSkills-compatible: the skill is the folder that contains SKILL.md at its root.

Most “coding agent” runtimes (including Claude Code and Codex) support either (a) AgentSkills directly, or (b) a “skills/prompts” folder you can point at.

Generic install steps:

1. Clone the repo anywhere convenient:

git clone https://github.com/antonyevans/weekly-food-plan.git

2. Configure your agent tool to load skills from that folder or copy/link it into the tool’s skills directory so the path looks like:

<your-skills-dir>/weekly-food-plan/SKILL.md

3. Restart the tool / start a new session so it reindexes skills.

If your Claude Code / Codex setup expects a different skills directory convention, tell me what it’s using and I’ll tailor the instructions.

In chat, ask something like:

• “Plan 5 dinners this week, then add everything to my grocery cart and put the recipes in Notion.”
• “Make a kid-friendly weekly meal plan for 4 and give me a consolidated grocery list.”

The skill will:

1. collect missing preferences (servings, time limits, allergies, store, etc.)
2. propose the plan + grocery list (no automation)
3. stop and wait for you to reply APPROVE (or edits)
4. only then automate cart entry / publishing

• Browser cart automation requires that your OpenClaw setup supports browser control and you are logged in to your store site in that browser.
• Notion publishing uses scripts under scripts/ (Node + optional Python). You can ignore these if you don’t use Notion.

MIT (see LICENSE).