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Claude Cowork Plugin

🥗Dietitian

Chart nutrition assessments, build meal plans, and create education materials

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commands
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skills

The Dietitian plugin helps you with nutrition assessments, meal plans, progress notes, and client education materials. Every command works standalone — describe your clinical scenario and get documentation ready for your review.

Use /nutrition-assessment to generate structured nutrition assessment documentation from your clinical findings with dietary history, anthropometrics, labs, and nutrition diagnosis. Use /meal-plan to build personalized meal plans with macros, portion guidance, and substitutions based on medical, cultural, and preference criteria. Use /progress-note to draft progress notes documenting dietary adherence, lab improvements, and updated nutrition diagnoses. Use /client-education to create patient-friendly education materials about conditions, dietary guidelines, and practical tips.

The plugin's skills activate automatically when relevant: clinical nutrition expertise for medical nutrition therapy, assessment, and evidence-based practice, plus dietary communication skills for patient-friendly meal plans and education materials.

Commands

Click a command to copy it. To run it in the Claude app, type it and pick it from the menu that appears; pasting it sends plain text instead of running it.

/nutrition-assessment

Generate structured nutrition assessment documentation with dietary history, anthropometrics, and diagnosis

/meal-plan

Build personalized meal plans with macros, portions, and substitutions for medical and preference criteria

/progress-note

Draft progress notes documenting dietary adherence, lab trends, and updated nutrition diagnoses

/client-education

Create patient-friendly education materials about conditions, guidelines, and practical dietary tips

Skills

Skills activate automatically when Claude Cowork detects you're working on relevant tasks — no slash command needed.

Clinical Nutrition

Medical nutrition therapy, nutrition assessment, evidence-based dietary interventions, and clinical documentation

Dietary Communication

Patient-friendly meal plans, food substitution guidance, grocery lists, and health literacy-appropriate education

Usage examples

Nutrition assessment for 55yo male with newly diagnosed Type 2 diabetes. A1c 8.1%, BMI 32, BP 140/88. Current diet: skips breakfast, fast food lunch 4x/week, large dinner portions, 3-4 sodas daily. Labs: fasting glucose 185, triglycerides 280, LDL 155. Nutrition diagnosis: excessive carbohydrate intake, inadequate meal pattern, excessive energy intake.

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Meal plan for 30yo female, vegetarian, training for half marathon. Height 5'6", weight 135 lbs, moderate activity + running 4x/week. Target: 2,200 kcal, 55% carb / 20% protein / 25% fat. No soy allergy but avoids gluten (preference, not celiac). Include pre/post-run snack recommendations and hydration plan.

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Progress note for 68yo female with CKD Stage 3b. 6-month follow-up. Previous: protein intake 1.2 g/kg, phosphorus elevated at 5.8, potassium 5.4. Current labs: phosphorus 4.5, potassium 4.8, GFR stable at 38. Patient reports following renal diet 80% of the time, using the substitution guide for high-potassium foods. Continue current plan, reinforce phosphorus binder timing.

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Client education handout on the Mediterranean diet for heart health. Patient: 50yo male, post-MI, starting cardiac rehab. Include: what to eat and avoid, sample 1-day menu, simple swaps for his current diet (red meat to fish, butter to olive oil), grocery shopping list for one week, and 3 easy recipes. Reading level: 6th grade.

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Free plugin · $0

Free Client Handout Builder

Turns a topic and your client's own foods into a plain-language handout draft — guidelines, foods to choose, and a sample day. One command, $0.

Get /client-education free

Install this plugin

Claude desktop app (Cowork)

  1. Click Customize in the left sidebar, open the Plugins tab, then Add → Add marketplace → Add from a repository.
  2. Paste alexclowe/awesome-claude-cowork-plugins and click Sync.
  3. Under Discover, click Add next to Dietitian.

Requires a paid Claude plan. Anthropic is merging Cowork into the main Claude app; this path is the same either way.

Claude Code (terminal)

/plugin marketplace add alexclowe/awesome-claude-cowork-plugins/plugin install dietitian@awesome-claude-cowork-plugins

Run inside Claude Code. Add the marketplace once, then install any plugin by name.

All content generated by this plugin is for drafting and informational purposes only. The dietitian is responsible for reviewing, verifying, and customizing all outputs before professional use. This plugin does not constitute professional advice.