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Your recipes with AI

Talk to your recipes from ChatGPT or Claude

Connect CookNest to Claude or ChatGPT. Ask it to plan the week, prepare the shopping list or import a recipe, and it does it with your own recipes.

A laptop showing a chat with an AI assistant planning the week with CookNest recipes, next to a phone with the app open

Ask the way you'd ask someone at home

The assistant searches your cookbook, understands what you mean and acts on your recipes, your planner and your shopping list.

  • Searches by what you feel like, not just the title
  • Plans the week with recipes you already have
  • Builds the shopping list for a recipe or the whole week
  • Imports recipes from a link and saves them where you say
Requests that work
  • You

    Plan my week with recipes from my cookbook

    CookNest

    Done. I've planned seven dinners from Monday to Sunday with recipes from your cookbook. Thursday is the curry you have in favorites.

  • You

    Add what I need for Sunday's rice to the shopping list

    CookNest

    Done. I've added 9 ingredients to your list, grouped by section. You already have the oil and salt in your pantry, so I left those out.

  • You

    Import this Instagram recipe and save it to the desserts collection

    CookNest

    All set. I've imported the cheesecake and saved it to your Desserts collection.

Everything happens in your CookNest account and shows up in the app right away

What the AI assistant can do with your recipes

The same things you do in the app, but by asking in writing.

  • Recipes

    Search your cookbook, open a recipe, create, edit, duplicate or translate it. It also imports from a link or pasted text.

  • Favorites, cooked and notes

    Mark favorites, log that you've cooked a recipe and keep personal notes on each one.

  • Meal planner

    Plan a meal on a given day, check the week's menu, mark meals as done and leave a note for each day.

  • Shopping list

    Build the list for a recipe or the whole week, add items, tick them off by name and clear what's already bought.

  • Collections

    See your collections, create new ones, edit them and add recipes to each.

  • Pantry

    Check and update what you always have at home so the shopping list skips it.

How to connect your recipes to ChatGPT or Claude

Three steps and the assistant is working with your cookbook.

  1. Add the connector with the CookNest address

    In Claude or ChatGPT, add a custom connector and paste the server address. ChatGPT needs a paid plan and developer mode turned on.

  2. Sign in with your CookNest account

    The CookNest sign-in page opens and you sign in with Google, Apple or email, just like in the app.

  3. Start asking

    You can now talk to your cookbook from the chat. Whatever the assistant changes shows up in the app right away.

Server address

https://mcp.cooknest.app/mcp

Official guides to add the connector

CookNest uses MCP (Model Context Protocol), the open standard AI assistants use to connect to other apps. That's why it also works with other compatible assistants.

Your recipes stay yours

The connection is built so the assistant can get things done, not so it holds your keys.

  • Only your account

    The assistant only reaches the recipes, plans and lists of the account you signed in with.

  • No app credentials

    The AI client never receives a Firebase or app credential. CookNest's server issues its own tokens and those are the only ones that leave it.

  • Disconnect whenever you want

    You can remove the AI's access at any time without signing out of the app on your phone.

Frequently asked questions

Which assistants does it work with?

Claude, in the browser and in Claude Desktop, and ChatGPT. Also any other assistant that supports remote MCP connectors with sign-in, since it's an open standard.

Do I need a paid Claude or ChatGPT plan?

Not for Claude: custom connectors work on the Free, Pro, Max, Team and Enterprise plans. The Free plan allows only one custom connector. For ChatGPT, yes: MCP connectors need a paid plan (Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise or Edu) and developer mode turned on in the settings.

What is MCP?

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard AI assistants use to connect to external tools and data. CookNest exposes your cookbook through an MCP server at mcp.cooknest.app, so any compatible client can use it.

Do I need CookNest Pro?

No. You can connect any CookNest account. AI imports you request through the assistant count towards the same weekly quota as in the app.

What data does the AI see?

The recipes, collections, plans, lists and pantry of your account, and only when the assistant looks them up for what you asked. It doesn't see your subscription details or other users' data.

Can it delete my recipes?

Only if you ask it to. The assistant can edit and delete recipes, lists and plans in your account, just like you can from the app. Delete actions are flagged as destructive so the client can ask you to confirm first.

How do I disconnect the AI?

Remove the CookNest connector in the Claude or ChatGPT settings. Your session in the phone app stays as it is. If you change your account password, every connection is cut and you'll need to sign in again.

Keep exploring

The assistant works with everything you already have in CookNest.

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