cookidoo-mcp
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Here is a step-by-step guide with screenshots.
cookidoo-mcp
An MCP server for Cookidoo, built with NestJS. It exposes a Cookidoo account (recipes, shopping list, subscription) to AI tools (Claude, IDEs, agents, …) as a set of MCP tools.
The Cookidoo client is a TypeScript rewrite of the Python
cookidoo-api library. This first
migration covers the core: authentication, account info, recipe search &
details, and shopping-list management.
Architecture
The project follows the same DDD + CQRS + Hexagonal layout as
gardenia-api:
src/
core/
config/ env validation + Cookidoo config (env-var credentials)
mcp/ shared MCP transport (Streamable HTTP) + tool discovery
contexts/
cookidoo/
domain/ types, the ICookidooClient port, exceptions
application/ CQRS commands & queries (dispatch to the port)
infrastructure/ CookidooHttpClient — the TS rewrite of cookidoo-api
transport/mcp/ MCP tools + Zod input schemas
app.module.ts
main.tsTransport: Streamable HTTP (stateless) at
POST /api/mcp.GET/DELETEreturn405(no sessions). A freshMcpServeris built per request.Tools live in
contexts/cookidoo/transport/mcp/and only dispatch Commands/Queries through the CQRS bus — never call the client directly.The client (
CookidooHttpClient) is a singleton behind theCOOKIDOO_CLIENTport. It logs in lazily via the Cookidoo OAuth2 cookie flow and transparently re-authenticates on a401.
Related MCP server: cookwith-mcp
Configuration
Credentials and localization come from environment variables (see
.env.example):
Variable | Required | Default | Description |
| yes | — | Cookidoo account email |
| yes | — | Cookidoo account password |
| no |
| Localization country code |
| no |
| Localization language |
| no |
| Localization base URL |
| no | — | Path to persist the session across restarts (see below) |
| no |
| Set to |
| no |
| HTTP port |
Session persistence
By default the session lives only in memory: a fresh start logs in again. Set
COOKIDOO_COOKIE_FILE to a writable path and the client restores the session
from it on startup and rewrites it after every successful login, so restarts
reuse the existing session (an expired one self-heals on the next 401). The
file holds session cookies — treat it like a credential and keep it out of
version control.
Running
Local (pnpm)
pnpm install
cp .env.example .env # then fill in your credentials
pnpm dev # watch mode
# or
pnpm build && pnpm prodDocker
docker build -t cookidoo-mcp .With an env file:
cp .env.example .env # then fill in your credentials
docker run --rm -p 3000:3000 --env-file .env cookidoo-mcpOr pass variables directly:
docker run --rm -p 3000:3000 \
-e COOKIDOO_EMAIL=your@email.com \
-e COOKIDOO_PASSWORD=your-password \
cookidoo-mcpOptional localization and port overrides work the same way (-e PORT=3010,
-e COOKIDOO_COUNTRY_CODE=es, etc.).
If you set a custom PORT, map the same port on the host and in the container
(e.g. -p 3010:3010 when PORT=3010).
The MCP endpoint is then available at http://localhost:3000/api/mcp (or your
custom port). A liveness probe is exposed at GET /api/health (handy for
Docker/orchestrator health checks).
Cursor
Cookidoo credentials live in the server .env — Cursor only needs the HTTP
endpoint. The server must be running (pnpm dev or pnpm prod) before Cursor
connects.
Copy
.cursor/mcp.json.exampleto.cursor/mcp.json.If you changed
PORTin.env, update the URL port to match (default3000).Restart Cursor (Settings → Tools & MCP should list cookidoo).
Authentication is handled by the NestJS process via COOKIDOO_EMAIL /
COOKIDOO_PASSWORD; do not put Cookidoo credentials in mcp.json.
Tools
Tool | Kind | Description |
| query | Account public profile |
| query | Active subscription (or null) |
| query | Search the recipe catalogue with filters |
| query | Full details of a recipe by id |
| query | Recipes on the shopping list |
| query | Ingredient items on the shopping list |
| query | Free-text items on the shopping list |
| command | Add recipes' ingredients to the list |
| command | Remove recipes' ingredients from the list |
| command | Add free-text items to the list |
| command | Remove free-text items from the list |
| command | Empty the shopping list |
| command | Mark ingredient items as bought/owned |
| command | Mark free-text items as bought/owned |
| command | Rename free-text items |
| command | Add custom recipes' ingredients to the list |
| command | Remove custom recipes' ingredients from the list |
| query | Recipes planned on the meal-planner calendar for a week |
| command | Add recipes to the meal-planner calendar on a day |
| command | Remove a recipe from the meal-planner calendar on a day |
| command | Add custom recipes to the calendar on a day |
| command | Remove a custom recipe from the calendar on a day |
| query | All user-created (custom) recipes |
| query | Full details of a custom recipe by id |
| command | Create a custom recipe from an existing recipe |
| command | Delete a custom recipe |
| query | Total managed collections / pages |
| query | A page of managed collections |
| command | Subscribe to a managed collection |
| command | Unsubscribe from a managed collection |
| query | Total custom collections / pages |
| query | A page of custom collections |
| command | Create a custom collection |
| command | Delete a custom collection |
| command | Add recipes to a custom collection |
| command | Remove a recipe from a custom collection |
Adding a tool
Add a Zod input schema under
transport/mcp/schemas/.Add a Command/Query (+ handler) under
application/that dispatches to theICookidooClientport; extend the port +CookidooHttpClientif the underlying Cookidoo endpoint isn't wired yet.Add the tool under
transport/mcp/tools/, tagged with@McpTool(), and register it in theMCP_TOOLSarray ofcookidoo.module.ts.
Migration status
The migration now covers the full upstream cookidoo-api surface: account,
recipe search & details, shopping list (incl. ownership/edit), the meal-planning
calendar, custom recipes, collections (managed/custom) and session persistence
(save_cookies / load_cookies, here as the optional COOKIDOO_COOKIE_FILE).
License
Licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 — © Sisques Labs.
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