mark_day_complete

MCP tool from Cronometer Api MCP by rwestergren

Mark a diary day as complete or incomplete

How to use it

Project documentation lists mark_day_complete for the Cronometer Api MCP MCP server. Add the server to your MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf and others), then check which tools your installed version makes available. Tool availability can depend on configuration and credentials. A server handshake does not verify this tool’s behavior. See the full listing for setup details.

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Other tools in Cronometer Api MCP (14)

add_custom_food

Create a custom food with specified nutrition

add_food_entry

Log a food serving to the diary

copy_day

Copy all entries from the previous day

get_biometrics

Biometric time series (e.g. weight, body fat) within a date range

get_daily_nutrition

Consumed macro and micronutrient totals for every nutrient tracked in Cronometer

get_fasting_history

Fasting history within a date range

get_fasting_stats

Aggregate fasting statistics

get_food_details

Full nutrition profile and serving sizes for a food

get_food_log

Diary entries for a date, each enriched with food name, source, serving measure/count, and that food's per-entry nutrient contribution, plus an energysummary (target/consumed/remaining kcal) and a nutritionsummary of consumed totals for every tracked nutrient

get_macro_targets

Weekly macro schedule and saved target templates

get_nutrition_scores

Category scores (Vitamins, Minerals, etc.) with per-nutrient consumed amounts and confidence levels

list_biometrics

List trackable biometric metrics and their units

remove_food_entry

Remove one or more diary entries

search_foods

Search the Cronometer food database by name