Cookidoo MCP
Connect an AI assistant to Cookidoo for recipe creation and translation, guided Thermomix settings, customer-recipe images, shopping lists, and weekly meal planning.
This is an unofficial community project. It is not affiliated with Vorwerk, Thermomix, or Cookidoo.
Run it
Python 3.12 or newer is required. Provide your Cookidoo login through the
COOKIDOO_EMAIL and COOKIDOO_PASSWORD environment variables, then run:
uvx cookidoo-mcp
To keep credentials out of an MCP client's JSON configuration, point the
launcher at a local file containing COOKIDOO_EMAIL and
COOKIDOO_PASSWORD. You may also set COOKIDOO_COUNTRY and
COOKIDOO_LANGUAGE; they default to Cookidoo International English
(ro + en):
uvx cookidoo-mcp --env-file /absolute/path/to/.env
The command starts a local MCP server over stdio. Recipe, image, and calendar
mutations support a dry_run preview so an assistant can show the exact planned
change before applying it. See the
guided setup wizard, the
friendly setup guide, or
the source repository for
client configuration, security notes, examples, and the complete tool
reference.
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