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- Cooklang EditingUse when writing a new Cooklang recipe or editing or fixing a .cook file - ingredients, cookware, timers, steps, sections, or resizing a recipe for good. For metadata/frontmatter changes use the metadata skill; to just show scaled amounts use scale-recipe. Not for meal plans (.menu) or importing from a URL/text.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 8
- Cooklang ValidationUse when checking or validating Cooklang - one .cook recipe, a folder, or the whole collection - for syntax errors and broken references, or when asked to fix or clean up Cooklang (e.g. a stray ingredient list or unbraced multi-word names).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 8
- Export RecipeUse when the user wants a Cooklang recipe (.cook) or meal plan (.menu) in another format - Markdown for a blog or notes, JSON or YAML for an app, plain text to paste or print, HTML, LaTeX - or a reusable export template. Not for importing into Cooklang (recipe-import).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 8
- Meal PlanningUse when building or editing a Cooklang meal plan (.menu file), weekly plans, multi-day menus, or matching servings across days. Not for a single recipe. With a numeric nutrition target ("35% protein", "1800 kcal/day"), screen candidates with nutrition-reports first, then build the plan here; nutrition-goals is only for changing an already-chosen recipe to hit a number.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 8
- MetadataUse when adding, normalizing, or fixing YAML frontmatter in Cooklang .cook recipes or .menu plans (title, tags, source, servings/yield, times, diet, locale, images), including converting old >> metadata lines and bulk metadata changes across a library.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 8
- Nutrition GoalsUse when the user wants to change AN EXISTING Cooklang recipe (.cook) or meal plan (.menu) so it hits numeric nutrition targets ("make this 600 kcal per serving", "get my week to 150 g protein a day", "more protein, same calories"). Measures with the Cook nutrition service, edits, and verifies. Not for evaluation-only questions (nutrition-reports), and not for picking or screening recipes that already meet a number (nutrition-reports screening, then meal-planning).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 8
- Nutrition ReportsUse when the user wants a nutrition or dietitian-style evaluation of a Cooklang recipe (.cook) or meal plan (.menu) - calories, macros, micronutrients, passed/failed checks against targets, exclusions/allergens, a plan's per-day nutrition - or wants to SCREEN recipes that already meet a number ("which of my recipes are over 35% protein?"). Not for changing a recipe or plan to hit targets - that is nutrition-goals.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 8
- Organize CollectionUse when the user wants whole-library work on a Cooklang recipe collection - organizing or tidying the folder structure, a metadata consistency audit across all .cook files (missing servings, inconsistent tags), first-time setup of config/aisle.conf and config/pantry.conf, or a health check of everything. For a single aisle or pantry tweak use shopping-list or pantry.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 8
- PantryUse when the user asks about pantry or inventory tracking for their Cooklang collection (config/pantry.conf) - what they have in stock, what is expiring or running low, updating stock after shopping or cooking, or what they can cook with what they have.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 8
- Recipe ImportUse when bringing a recipe into the Cooklang collection from a URL, photos, or pasted text and saving it as a .cook file. Triggers - "import", "convert this to Cooklang", a pasted recipe, a link, a photo of a cookbook page. Not for editing an existing local recipe.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 8
- Recipe SearchUse when the user wants to find recipes in their Cooklang collection (.cook files, .menu plans) by ingredient, tag, cuisine, course, title or a half-remembered phrase - "what recipes use chickpeas?", "find my Italian dinners", "where's that lemon cake?".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 8
- Report AuthoringUse when the user wants to write or run a custom Jinja report template over a Cooklang recipe (.cook) or meal plan (.menu) with render_report - a computed value, a cost estimate, a custom summary or printout - or save a reusable report template. For nutrition use nutrition-reports; for a plain format conversion use export-recipe.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 8
- Scale RecipeUse when the user wants a Cooklang recipe (.cook) for more or fewer people - "double this", "halve the cake", "scale the carbonara for 6", "how much flour for 3 loaves". Shows scaled quantities without changing the file; changing the saved recipe is cooklang-editing.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 8
- Shopping ListUse when the user asks for a shopping or grocery list from Cooklang recipes (.cook) or a meal plan (.menu), or wants store-aisle grouping (config/aisle.conf) for their lists.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 8