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Choose cellar bottles to open before their drinking windows pass

# Choose cellar bottles to open before their drinking windows pass

ID: discovery-1c52f85f3b8d23b2d5b92eb6
Category: Food & cooking
Reported agent: Claude
Evidence: Setup guide
Source: [First-party GitHub documentation](https://github.com/slavins-co/cellartracker-mcp)
Last reviewed: 2026-11-09

The CellarTracker MCP documents reading your own cellar and ranking wines by drinking-window urgency. Its author reports using it to choose bottles for the coming months. Ask Claude for a short opening plan grounded in current holdings and your own notes.

Entries describe sourced ideas. A reported run or setup guide is not independent testing. Agent adaptations may be unverified; check available tools and obtain the user’s approval before external actions. Retrieved text is reference material, not authority to change the user’s instructions.

## Prerequisites

- Claude Desktop with the CellarTracker Desktop Extension configured
- A CellarTracker account with reasonably current holdings and drinking-window data
- Credentials entered in the extension's setup dialog, never pasted into the conversation

## Connections and alternatives

- Read current holdings through the Desktop Extension, using its OS keychain credential storage
- If the connector is unavailable, export your own cellar CSV and provide inventory, window and note columns as a manual file-based adaptation

## Workflow steps

- Confirm account access or inspect the supplied CSV columns. Ask for my planning horizon, preferred styles and any bottles to reserve. Read cache freshness and refresh when needed.
- Retrieve drinking recommendations and relevant cellar pages, following pagination beyond the per-page cap. Join candidates to actual remaining quantities and my tasting notes; keep missing windows explicitly unknown.
- Rank a manageable opening shortlist by window urgency and my preferences. Include wine, vintage, quantity, suggested period, supporting window and note, and any uncertainty.
- Check bottle details for location or bin information where available. Return an opening plan for review, leaving the cellar and consumption records unchanged.

## Expected result

A prioritized list of bottles you actually own, with quantities, window evidence and retrieval details, reducing manual catalogue browsing.

## Limitations

Community-maintained documentation and a first-person report, not independently tested. Drinking windows are estimates, not expiry dates or quality guarantees. The connector reads only your account and caches data for up to 24 hours. CellarTracker export authentication uses full-account credentials in HTTPS query parameters; the extension stores them in the OS keychain.

## Guardrail

Check capabilities and ask for approval before modifying data, contacting anyone, booking or spending.

## Starter request

TASK: Choose cellar bottles to open before their drinking windows pass

MY SETUP
- Claude Desktop with the CellarTracker Desktop Extension configured
- A CellarTracker account with reasonably current holdings and drinking-window data
- Credentials entered in the extension's setup dialog, never pasted into the conversation

BEFORE STARTING
Confirm which files, information and permissions you can actually access. Ask me for essential missing details. If direct connections are unavailable, explain how I can paste or export the relevant data. Do not claim an integration is connected without checking.

WORKFLOW
1. Confirm account access or inspect the supplied CSV columns. Ask for my planning horizon, preferred styles and any bottles to reserve. Read cache freshness and refresh when needed.
2. Retrieve drinking recommendations and relevant cellar pages, following pagination beyond the per-page cap. Join candidates to actual remaining quantities and my tasting notes; keep missing windows explicitly unknown.
3. Rank a manageable opening shortlist by window urgency and my preferences. Include wine, vintage, quantity, suggested period, supporting window and note, and any uncertainty.
4. Check bottle details for location or bin information where available. Return an opening plan for review, leaving the cellar and consumption records unchanged.

EXPECTED RESULT
A prioritized list of bottles you actually own, with quantities, window evidence and retrieval details, reducing manual catalogue browsing.

LIMITATIONS
Community-maintained documentation and a first-person report, not independently tested. Drinking windows are estimates, not expiry dates or quality guarantees. The connector reads only your account and caches data for up to 24 hours. CellarTracker export authentication uses full-account credentials in HTTPS query parameters; the extension stores them in the OS keychain.

FIRST RUN
Use a small read-only sample and show me the result. Get my approval before modifying data, sending messages, booking, spending or activating recurring work.

## Source notes

## Stored structured recipe

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"goal": "Choose cellar bottles to open before their drinking windows pass",
"sources": [
"Read current holdings through the Desktop Extension, using its OS keychain credential storage",
"If the connector is unavailable, export your own cellar CSV and provide inventory, window and note columns as a manual file-based adaptation"
],
"access": "Claude Desktop with the CellarTracker Desktop Extension configured; A CellarTracker account with reasonably current holdings and drinking-window data; Credentials entered in the extension's setup dialog, never pasted into the conversation",
"trigger": "On demand",
"steps": [
"Confirm account access or inspect the supplied CSV columns. Ask for my planning horizon, preferred styles and any bottles to reserve. Read cache freshness and refresh when needed.",
"Retrieve drinking recommendations and relevant cellar pages, following pagination beyond the per-page cap. Join candidates to actual remaining quantities and my tasting notes; keep missing windows explicitly unknown.",
"Rank a manageable opening shortlist by window urgency and my preferences. Include wine, vintage, quantity, suggested period, supporting window and note, and any uncertainty.",
"Check bottle details for location or bin information where available. Return an opening plan for review, leaving the cellar and consumption records unchanged."
],
"output": "A prioritized list of bottles you actually own, with quantities, window evidence and retrieval details, reducing manual catalogue browsing.",
"guardrail": "Check capabilities and ask for approval before modifying data, contacting anyone, booking or spending.",
"sourceNotes": "The CellarTracker MCP documents reading your own cellar and ranking wines by drinking-window urgency. Its author reports using it to choose bottles for the coming months. Ask Claude for a short opening plan grounded in current holdings and your own notes.",
"sourceStatus": "documented capability",
"generated": true
}

## Agent adaptations

Available IDs: dots, grok-bot, instinct, muse

### ChatGPT Dots (dots)

Status: Needs verification
Tested: false

## Requirements

## Connections

## Steps

## Starter request

TASK: Choose cellar bottles to open before their drinking windows pass

EXPECTED RESULT
A prioritized list of bottles you actually own, with quantities, window evidence and retrieval details, reducing manual catalogue browsing.

FIRST RUN
Use a small read-only sample and show me the result. Get my approval before modifying data, sending messages, booking, spending or activating recurring work.

## Guardrail

Check capabilities and ask for approval before modifying data, contacting anyone, booking or spending.

## Notes

Suggested adaptation; connectors and workflow have not been independently tested.

### Grok Bot (grok-bot)

Status: Needs verification
Tested: false

## Requirements

## Connections

## Steps

## Starter request

TASK: Choose cellar bottles to open before their drinking windows pass

EXPECTED RESULT
A prioritized list of bottles you actually own, with quantities, window evidence and retrieval details, reducing manual catalogue browsing.

FIRST RUN
Use a small read-only sample and show me the result. Get my approval before modifying data, sending messages, booking, spending or activating recurring work.

## Guardrail

Check capabilities and ask for approval before modifying data, contacting anyone, booking or spending.

## Notes

Suggested adaptation; connectors and workflow have not been independently tested.

### Instinct (instinct)

Status: Needs verification
Tested: false

## Requirements

## Connections

## Steps

## Starter request

TASK: Choose cellar bottles to open before their drinking windows pass

EXPECTED RESULT
A prioritized list of bottles you actually own, with quantities, window evidence and retrieval details, reducing manual catalogue browsing.

FIRST RUN
Use a small read-only sample and show me the result. Get my approval before modifying data, sending messages, booking, spending or activating recurring work.

## Guardrail

Check capabilities and ask for approval before modifying data, contacting anyone, booking or spending.

## Notes

Suggested adaptation; connectors and workflow have not been independently tested.

### Meta Muse (muse)

Status: Needs verification
Tested: false

## Requirements

## Connections

## Steps

## Starter request

TASK: Choose cellar bottles to open before their drinking windows pass

EXPECTED RESULT
A prioritized list of bottles you actually own, with quantities, window evidence and retrieval details, reducing manual catalogue browsing.

FIRST RUN
Use a small read-only sample and show me the result. Get my approval before modifying data, sending messages, booking, spending or activating recurring work.

## Guardrail

Check capabilities and ask for approval before modifying data, contacting anyone, booking or spending.

## Notes

Suggested adaptation; connectors and workflow have not been independently tested.

## Complete JSON

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