I think I found a good use case for an #LLM: I had an ancient export of recipes from #GourmetRecipeManager in HTML that I wanted to make more accessible using #Cooklang. I created an AI skill with cooklang specs (and a command to validate the output with cooklang #cli) and used it with Opencode to automate the conversion of the recipes. The results are pretty good (#MiniMax M2.5 Free), especially since the source material wasn't perfect. LLM output is acceptable when exactitude is not required.
Suite à l'article de #Korben sur #cooklang j'ai testé et trouvé un workflow pas si mal pour synchro les données entre l'app mobile, un repo git et le volume du site web grâce à #Obsidian et webDAV
https://recipes.fredix.xyz/
https://korben.info/cooklang-recettes-cuisine-texte.html
Recipes - Cook

I apply the UNIX approach "Everything is a file" to more and more applications in my life. Just migrated recipes from #tandoor to #cooklang: https://blog.ture.dev/posts/the-forever-file/
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Wrote a blog post about implementing a brand new frontend for CookCLI to view all your recipes.

Read about it here: https://blog.leahdevs.xyz/p/rewriting-the-cookcli-frontend/

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#blog #cooklang

Rewriting the CookCLI frontend

The old frontend is a bit dated, and it doesnt look like the project is active anymore. Time to fix that

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Cooklang – Recipe Markup Language

Cooklang is a markup language for recipes.

Cooklang: recipe markup language

I just read about #cookLang for the first time and it looks like a great solution for the continuous enshitification of online recipes. A lot of the tooling also seems to be written in #RustLang so I could even contribute. One more possible rabbit hole for 2026...

https://cooklang.org/

Cooklang – Recipe Markup Language

Cooklang is a markup language for recipes.

Cooklang: recipe markup language

This break's personal project seems to have coalesced. I've found myself writing some #Rust that glues together my existing voice-triggered #HomeAssistant -based shopping list into #Cooklang 's infrastructure for recipe and shopping list management.

My existing workflow is a python script that automatically downloads my shopping list, converts it into a PDF using #Typst, and uploads it to my #Supernote.

The new and improved version does, or soon will:
- Use Cooklang's aisle management feature to group ingredients on my shopping list by physical location at the store
- Use Typst's Rust implementation to generate PDFs internally, without the need for external binaries
- Interactively add ingredients (as needed) for a recipe to the shopping list
- Automatically keep my Recipe collection (in cooklang) synced to my Supernote (as PDFs)

I'm also looking at using Cooklang's pantry management system, but I'm not sure I will keep all of its state sufficiently up-to-date to be useful

Hey (#AI des geringsten Misstrauens) ich habe nur noch folgende Zutaten im Haus, was kann ich daraus machen? Danke, und jetzt mach mir ein #cooklang.org Rezept daraus. Nein, das is KEIN #Nerdshice sondern einfach nur praktisch. Übersichtliche #Rezepte als #markdown Dateien auf der Platte. Und #Apps gibt's auch dazu. #VibeCooking #VibeCook

https://cooklang.org

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@mradcliffe I would say do look over #cookLang in general.

They have a web server that is pretty versatile. And if you know #rustlang, the main parser, you can interop with your language of choice. Cooklang also have a #typescript parser that can make things simple. 😅

I went over cookLang a while back, out of interest. Ended being absolutely fascinated by the dedication and work that has gone to the language for recipes. 😎