Practical guides

What can AI do with Cookidoo?

Cookidoo MCP lets an AI assistant help with the repetitive work around recipes: translating, structuring Thermomix steps, planning a week, and retrieving ingredients. These guides show the exact workflow and its boundaries.

Short answer

AI can discuss a meal idea, use Cookidoo MCP to create or adapt a private recipe, place it in My Week, and retrieve the relevant shopping-list ingredients. Product search and checkout require a separate store-specific integration.

Choose a starting point

One useful job per guide

New to the project?

Start with a conversation, not an API.

Tell the assistant what outcome you want and identify the recipe or date precisely. Ask it to show the proposed changes before any write. The MCP supplies purpose-built actions; you remain responsible for approving the result.

Translate Cookidoo recipe r460132 into Russian. Make the instructions beginner-friendly, keep ingredient steps separate from Thermomix actions, validate the guided settings, and show me the proposed changes before saving.

Direct answers

Common questions

Is this an official Cookidoo integration?

No. It is an independent open-source project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Vorwerk, Thermomix, or Cookidoo.

Can it order groceries?

Cookidoo MCP retrieves structured shopping-list ingredients. Searching a retailer, choosing products, and placing an order belongs to a separate store-specific MCP.

Can an AI change my account without asking?

The tools can perform writes after authentication, so the safe workflow is to identify the target, read current state, show the intended change, apply one scoped mutation, and verify it.

Authored by the Cookidoo MCP maintainers. Technical claims were checked against the repository implementation and contract tests on 29 July 2026. Cookidoo uses undocumented endpoints, so behavior can change.