smithery.ai

recipe-testing

Create brutally simple test-stage recipes and, on approval, add them to the recipe app

First seen Apr 12, 2026

Installation

$ npx skills add https://smithery.ai

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  • skill md SKILL.md 1,509 B
  • docs SUMMARY.md 108 B

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  1. First seen on skills.sh
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SKILL.md

Purpose

Create ultra-simple, test-stage recipes. These are meant to be cooked once and are not canon. Only add to the recipe app after the user explicitly approves the final summary.

Workflow

  1. Collect minimal inputs

- Dish name - Main ingredients (3-8 items) - Serving size - Rough prep time + cook time - Any must-have flavor notes (optional)

  1. Draft a brutally simple recipe

- Keep ingredients minimal. - Use short, direct steps (3-6 steps). - Use metric units (g, ml) and °F. - Include only essential tips.

  1. Lock-down confirmation (required)

- Summarize the recipe clearly. - Ask: “Reply ‘approved’ to add to the testing list.” - If not approved, update and repeat.

  1. On approval, add to recipe app

- Use the recipes skill flow. - Tag with testing and a relevant meal/cuisine tag if obvious. - Add a note like: “Testing recipe — not yet canonical.”

Output Format (for approval summary)

  • Title
  • Yield (servings)
  • Prep/Cook/Total time
  • Ingredients list (metric)
  • Steps list (short)
  • Tags (include testing)
  • Notes (include testing disclaimer)

Notes

  • Default to simplicity over perfection.
  • No fancy techniques; no more than one optional ingredient.
  • If the user asks for “Michelin-ish,” suggest plating or finishing touches, but keep core recipe minimal.