Turn “that looks good” into something you can actually cook.
Bring a recipe from Cookidoo or another source, translate it, and adapt it to your preferences.
Your AI and Cookidoo, connected
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For technical readers
An AI client calls this MCP server’s tools to work with the user’s Cookidoo account. It is an unofficial open-source integration.
From idea to dinner.
Talk about what you want to eat. Let AI turn it into a clear Cookidoo recipe, place it in your week, and prepare the ingredient list.
You choose the food and approve the changes. The assistant handles the repetitive steps.
One conversation, clear steps
How your idea moves
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What happens underneath
Steps 2–4 use Cookidoo MCP tools. Step 5 is a handoff: a grocery-store MCP can search products and place an order.
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AI conversation Find an idea
Describe a craving, a goal, or share a recipe link.
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Cookidoo MCP Make the recipe yours
Translate it, make the steps clearer, and save it.
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3
Cookidoo MCP Plan your week
Add the meal to the day that works for you.
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4
Cookidoo MCP Prepare the list
Collect the ingredients while keeping recipe context.
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Another MCP Order when you are ready
Hand the list to a grocery-store automation.
16
ready-made actions for the assistant
5
real connection checks
7-day
week-planning window
1×
automatic health check each day
Why it exists
A recipe idea should not become admin work.
The enjoyable part is choosing and cooking food. Copying details, translating steps, updating a calendar, and rebuilding a shopping list should not take over.
- 01 Ideas come from everywhere.Cookidoo, blogs, screenshots, friends, and other languages.
- 02 Useful recipes need clear steps.Especially when you are cooking something for the first time.
- 03 An idea is not yet a plan.The meal still needs a day and a complete ingredient list.
- 04 Connections can change.Daily checks help catch problems before they surprise you.
What it can do
Less copying. More cooking.
You keep the decisions. The assistant helps carry them from an idea into Cookidoo, your weekly plan, and your ingredient list.
Make every step easier for a beginner.
Separate adding ingredients from mixing or cooking, so every action is easy to follow.
Move healthy intentions into a practical week.
Turn good intentions into meals you can see on a real weekly plan.
Stop moving the same information from place to place.
Discuss, adapt, save, schedule, and collect ingredients from one conversation. Exact time saved depends on your routine.
Keep Thermomix settings attached to the right step.
Time, temperature, speed, reverse, weighing, and supported cooking modes stay explicit.
Add the image that makes a personal recipe feel complete.
Add a photo you own, so a personal recipe is easy to recognize later.
The Cookidoo part
One helper for the whole week.
Use only the step you need, or let the assistant connect them into one flow.
Discuss
Start with what you feel like eating or a recipe you found.
Create
Translate, resize, clarify, and save the recipe.
Prepare
Make the steps and Thermomix settings easy to follow.
Plan
Place the meal on the day that fits your schedule.
Hand off
Prepare ingredients for a shopping or ordering automation.
Safe and predictable
You stay in control.
Your login stays private.
It is stored in your environment, never in the project code.
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Technical detail
Local use reads environment variables. Automated tests use encrypted GitHub Secrets.
Changes are checked before saving.
Recipe steps are validated so actions do not get mixed together.
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Technical detail
Pydantic checks annotation ranges, UTF-16 positions, and ingredient/action separation.
Daily checks look for broken connections.
If Cookidoo changes, maintainers get a clear warning.
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Technical detail
Five authenticated API contracts run daily and open a regression issue on failure.
Start with an idea