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I am using home assistant as the trigger, telling mealie to add random meal plans for X amount of days. One for a dinner and two sides.

All that is left is to have mealie's rules set up a little better, or perhaps tag food in new ways i haven't thought of yet.

either way, who else out there is enjoying having mealie take some decision paralysis off their hands?

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[–] ArborNode@lemmy.shutes.org 3 points 4 days ago

I love this software. I started self hosting it as a way to make grocery lists easier for my family.

So far I don't have many recepies in it yet. We are planning to add a lot of regular meals to it to have a list to pick from easier.

I'm not quite sure what rules you mean to tighten up.