Eating out? now offers three orders that fit what's left of your day, best fit first, each with any changes to ask for and its own figures. Nothing is logged when you ask. The orders are kept in a note under Eating out, so you can decide at the table, even on another device.
Ate out sits under Eating out? and logs what you actually had. Pick the order you ate from the ones you were offered, adjust a portion if half of it came home in a box, and it's logged to the meal you asked about. Had something else, or never asked? Say where you ate and what you had, and Claude estimates it at restaurant portions.
Eating out has its own model setting, on Sonnet 5 by default, and looks up menus faster than before. Sonnet 5.5 joins the model list.
On a phone, a call to Claude that was cut off because you switched apps is made again when you come back to Obsidian. Whatever you typed into What's for…, Eating out, Ate out or the drafting box is kept until it gets an answer, even through a restart.
The settings are grouped into cards, like Obsidian's own: Notes, Log, AI, Models, Suggestions and reports, Diet pattern, and one card for each targets table. Reset targets now sits beside Fill in Diet pattern.
Update from Settings → Community plugins in Obsidian. If you installed with BRAT, it will offer the update there.