About this project
Problem: Ask a Swiggy or Zomato assistant what to eat tonight and it answers from menus, ratings and past orders. It cannot see your HbA1c, your ferritin, or that you slept four hours. It cannot know you're on warfarin, so a spinach curry may interfere with your medication. These platforms optimise for conversion, personalisation stops at cuisine preference. Fitness trackers hold the other half of the picture (sleep, stress, recovery, activity) in dashboards that never reach the ordering decision. Solution: NutriPulse is an MCP server unifying clinical profiles, lab panels, live wearable telemetry and a USDA-resolved food catalogue into one layer any AI agent can reason over. Real-time biometrics drive it. It accepts sleep, stress, HR recovery, hydration, steps and active calories from a smartwatch or band, and targets shift immediately, four hours' sleep with stress at 85 raises protein, lowers the sugar ceiling and increases fluid requirements, each adjustment naming its trigger. Recommendations run a four-axis resolver. Every candidate is scored independently on clinical fit, contextual/taste fit, budget fit and craving satisfaction. The engine computes the Pareto-nondominated set, then applies a lexicographic tiebreak: clinical severity, then budget cap, then craving, then preference. Allergen and drug–nutrient interaction BLOCKs are absolute, enforced by a framework-level guard no tool can bypass. Missing nutrient data fails closed rather than silently passing. Every result returns a conflict log naming what was sacrificed in real units: milligrams, grams, rupees and which rule decided it. Computed, not generated. Impact: India carries one of the world's largest diabetic and hypertensive populations alongside surging delivery adoption. NutriPulse negotiates healthier swaps rather than refusing cravings. External components: NitroStack SDK; USDA FoodData Central (traceable source IDs); Open-Meteo. Synthetic personas; no real patient data.
HealthTech & Life Sciences track
Design AI-powered solutions for healthcare, diagnostics, patient care, medical research, and life sciences.