Restaurant Bill Settler

Restaurant Bill Settler MCP Connector for Claude

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Precisely split restaurant bills, taxes, tips, and shared dishes among diners.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides a precise way to partition restaurant expenses. It handles individual ownership of items, proportional distribution of shared dishes, and calculates taxes and tips based on each person's subtotal. It also generates the most efficient reimbursement transfers to settle the bill. Use calculate_individual_shares to find itemized costs, apply_tax_and_tip for final totals, and generate_reimbursements to determine who pays whom.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

generate_reimbursements

Identifies the specific transfers needed to settle the bill

apply_tax_and_tip

Calculates the final amount owed by each person after adding tax and gratuity

calculate_individual_shares

Determines how much each person owes for their specific food and drink items, including their proportional share of shared dishes

validate_bill_integrity

Ensures the provided menu and discount data are mathematically sound before processing

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Split a bill where Alice ordered a $20 steak and Bob shared a $10 appetizer with Alice. Tax is 10% and tip is 20%.

Alice owes $18.00 for her steak and $5.00 for her share of the appetizer, totaling $23.00 after tax and tip. Bob owes $3.00 for his share of the appetizer, totaling $3.60 after tax and tip.

Calculate the reimbursement transfers if Charlie paid the whole bill and needs to be paid back by Dave and Eve.

Dave should pay Charlie $15.50 and Eve should pay Charlie $22.00.

Check if my menu items and discounts are consistent.

The bill is consistent. The sum of items minus discounts matches the expected total.

Taxes and tips are calculated proportionally. Each person pays a percentage of their specific food subtotal, ensuring fairness based on what they actually consumed.

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