Cookidoo for Thermomix (unofficial)

Cookidoo MCP Server – Thermomix recipes, meal planning & guided cooking with Claude

Your Thermomix kitchen, run by your AI assistant. Turn any recipe idea or web recipe into a real Cookidoo recipe with guided cooking, find the right dish in the Cookidoo catalogue, plan your week and fill your shopping list, all by just asking Claude (or any other MCP client).

"Turn this curry from my favourite food blog into a Thermomix recipe for my TM6."

"Find three vegetarian dinners under 30 minutes, plan them for Monday to Wednesday and put the ingredients on my shopping list."

"Add the missing Thermomix settings to my bread recipe and knead the dough in dough mode."

Why you'll like it:

• Recipes that cook themselves. Uploaded recipes are not just text: every step comes with real Thermomix settings. Tap the step and your Thermomix is set to the right time, temperature and speed. Varoma, reverse and soft stir are included.
• Every mode Cookidoo knows. Dough, turbo, blend, warm up and rice cooker, and on the TM7 steaming and browning too. The server reads the available modes live from Cookidoo, so it keeps up when Cookidoo adds new ones.
• Ingredients linked like in the official editor. Ingredients in a step become links, exactly as if you had made the recipe in the Cookidoo editor by hand. No manual editing in Cookidoo is needed.
• From idea to dinner plan. Search the whole Cookidoo catalogue and your own recipes, plan them in Meine Woche and send the ingredients to your Cookidoo shopping list.
• Checked before it is uploaded. Every recipe is checked against the same rules the Cookidoo editor applies before it is uploaded. Invalid temperatures, speeds or modes are explained instead of breaking the upload.
• Made for the TM6 and the TM7. Each recipe is built for your device and only uses what it can do.

Disclaimer: This is an unofficial project. The developers are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Cookidoo, Vorwerk, Thermomix, or any of their subsidiaries or trademarks.

Auf Deutsch: Thermomix-Rezepte mit KI erstellen und die Woche planen

Mit diesem MCP-Server erstellt dein KI-Assistent (z. B. Claude) eigene Thermomix-Rezepte direkt in Cookidoo, aus einer Idee, einem Rezept aus dem Netz oder einem Familienrezept. Die Rezepte landen in „Meine Rezepte“ und funktionieren mit Guided Cooking:

• Einstellungen: Zeit, Temperatur, Stufe, Linkslauf und Varoma sind gesetzt.
• Modi: Teig kneten, Turbo, Pürieren, Erwärmen und Reis kochen, beim TM7 auch Dampfgaren und Anbraten.
• Zutaten: Sie sind in den Schritten verlinkt wie im Cookidoo-Editor.

Nacharbeiten im Editor ist nicht nötig.

Außerdem kann der Assistent:

• Suchen: Rezepte im Cookidoo-Katalog und unter deinen eigenen Kreationen finden.
• Planen: Rezepte in den Cookidoo-Wochenplan („Meine Woche“) eintragen.
• Einkaufen: die Zutaten auf die Cookidoo-Einkaufsliste setzen.

Er funktioniert mit Thermomix TM6 und TM7. Die Einrichtung ist unten beschrieben (englisch). Die Rezepte selbst kannst du auf Deutsch schreiben lassen.

What it can do

Create your own recipes

Find, plan and shop

Setup

You need a Cookidoo account (with an active subscription so you can create your own recipes) and uv, which installs Python and the server for you. No download of this project is needed.

Claude Desktop

Open Settings → Developer → Edit Config and add the server to claude_desktop_config.json:

{  "mcpServers": {    "cookidoo": {      "command": "uvx",      "args": ["mcp-cookidoo"],      "env": {        "COOKIDOO_EMAIL": "[email protected]",        "COOKIDOO_PASSWORD": "your-password-here"      }    }  }}

Restart Claude Desktop. The Cookidoo tools now show up in the tool list.

Claude Code

claude mcp add cookidoo -e [email protected] -e COOKIDOO_PASSWORD=your-password-here -- uvx mcp-cookidoo

Other countries

The server uses the German Cookidoo by default. For another country add, for example, "COOKIDOO_COUNTRY": "fr" and "COOKIDOO_LANGUAGE": "fr-FR" to env. The Thermomix settings in steps are always written in German notation (see below).

Running from a source checkout

For development, or if you prefer not to use uvx:

git clone https://github.com/tobilektri/mcp-cookidoo.gitcd mcp-cookidoopython -m venv venvsource venv/bin/activate        # Windows: .\venv\Scripts\Activate.ps1pip install -e ".[dev]"cp .env.example .env            # then enter your Cookidoo login in .env

In the MCP client use the command /path/to/mcp-cookidoo/venv/bin/mcp-cookidoo (Windows: C:\\path\\to\\mcp-cookidoo\\venv\\Scripts\\mcp-cookidoo.exe) instead of uvx. The .env file stays on your computer and is excluded from git. fastmcp run server.py in the project folder starts the server as well.

Using it

Copy the example prompt below into your assistant and replace the dish in the first line. It contains everything the assistant needs to know to get the Thermomix settings and ingredient links right. You can write it in any language; the last rule decides the language of the recipe.

Create a Thermomix recipe for [DISH, e.g. "vegetable curry for 4 people"] and save it to myCookidoo account with the Cookidoo tools.
Rules for the recipe:- Ingredients: one per line, short and without preparation notes ("1 Zwiebel", not  "1 Zwiebel, halbiert"). Notes like "halbiert" go into the step.- Every ingredient must appear in a step exactly as written in the ingredient list, word for  word, so that it is linked. Write "1 Zwiebel in den Mixtopf geben", not "die Zwiebel".- Write each Thermomix setting in Cookidoo notation as time/temperature/speed, in German, e.g.  "5 Sek./Stufe 5", "3 Min./120°C/Stufe 1", "15 Min./100°C/Linkslauf/Stufe 1" or  "12 Min./100°C/Linkslauf/Sanftrührstufe".- Use Thermomix modes (dough, turbo, blend, ...) where they fit, written exactly as  get_thermomix_modes shows them, e.g. "Teig kneten/2 Min." or "Turbo/1 Sek.".- Use only one Thermomix setting or mode per step; split longer processes into several steps.- The recipe is for my [TM6 / TM7].- Write the recipe in German.
Process:1. Connect with connect_to_cookidoo.2. Call get_thermomix_modes for my device and use only the modes and values it lists.3. Check the recipe with generate_recipe_structure (with my device). If the output lists   warnings, unlinked ingredients or unrecognised settings, fix the steps and check again until   everything is linked.4. Show me the recipe and wait for my OK.5. Upload it with upload_custom_recipe and give me the recipe ID and link.

The assistant then works through these tools:

1. connect_to_cookidoo signs in.
2. get_thermomix_modes lists the modes Cookidoo offers for the device and how to write them.
3. generate_recipe_structure checks the recipe and reports detected settings, modes and links.
4. upload_custom_recipe saves it to your account and returns the recipe ID and link.

Planning the week

You can also ask the assistant to find recipes and plan them, for example:

Connect to Cookidoo. Find three quick vegetarian dinners (at most 30 minutes, for my TM6)in the Cookidoo catalogue or among my own recipes, show them to me and, after my OK, planthem for Monday to Wednesday next week and put their ingredients on my shopping list.

The assistant uses search_recipes and list_my_recipes to find recipes, get_recipe_details to look at them, and plan_recipe, get_week_plan and add_to_shopping_list to plan and shop.

All tools

You don't have to call get_thermomix_modes for the checks to work: checking, uploading and updating always read the modes from Cookidoo themselves before building the steps. Without a connection, generate_recipe_structure uses a built-in list and says so.

Ingredients, steps and hints are passed one per line. List markers such as 1. or - at the start of a step are removed.

Writing Thermomix settings

Write the settings into the step text the way Cookidoo prints them, as time/temperature/speed:

Example step:

1 Zwiebel in den Mixtopf geben und 5 Sek./Stufe 5 zerkleinern.

Rules (the same ones the Cookidoo editor applies):

• Speeds 0.5 to 10 in half steps and soft stir are valid. The temperature is optional and one of the Thermomix steps from 37 to 120 °C (37, 40, 45 … 95, 98, 100, 105, 110, 115, 120).
• With heating, the speed can be at most 6.
• Times up to 5 minutes in 10-second steps, up to 20 minutes in half minutes, then whole minutes, at most 99 minutes. Other times are used, but the tool output warns about them.
• The notation is the German one (Min., Sek., Stufe, Linkslauf), whatever language the rest of the recipe is in.
• Invalid values (e.g. Stufe 12 or 42°C) stay plain text, and the tool output says why.
• Not supported yet: Fahrenheit.

Thermomix modes

Write the mode name as Cookidoo shows it, then its values, separated by /:

In the recipe the step then shows the mode the way Cookidoo does (name, mode icon and time, e.g. "Teig kneten" with the dough icon and "2 Min."), and tapping it starts the mode on the Thermomix.

The list above is the state of October 2026. The server reads the current list from Cookidoo (get_thermomix_modes): a mode Cookidoo stops offering is no longer used, and a new one is listed as "not supported yet" until the server knows its values.

Ingredient links

An ingredient is linked when its line from the ingredient list appears word for word in a step.

Short ingredient lines (1 Zwiebel instead of 1 Zwiebel, halbiert) keep the steps readable. The tool output lists which ingredients are linked and which are not.

Like the Cookidoo editor, the server replaces ; with a full-width semicolon (；) in ingredients and steps.

Fixing an uploaded recipe

Forgot the settings, or a link is missing? Pass the recipe ID (from the upload output or the URL of the recipe on Cookidoo) and the complete new list of steps to update_custom_recipe_steps. It replaces all steps and leaves everything else alone.

Development

The code lives in the mcp_cookidoo package. In a source checkout (see above) run the tests for the settings, modes, links and recipe helpers with:

pytest

The files in fixtures/ are the settings dialog of the Cookidoo editor (TM6 and TM7) and steps the editor itself produced; the tests check that the server builds exactly the same.

Format and lint:

black .ruff check .

Releasing

1. Set the new version in pyproject.toml, mcp_cookidoo/__init__.py, fastmcp.json and twice in server.json.
2. Commit, then tag and push: git tag v1.0.1 && git push origin v1.0.1.

The GitHub Actions workflow publish.yml runs the tests, publishes the package to PyPI and the server to the MCP Registry.

Acknowledgments

This project started as a fork of alexandrepa/mcp-cookidoo by Alexandre Patelli, who built the first version of the server (login, recipe structure and upload). Thank you!

It is built on top of cookidoo-api, which provides the Python interface to the Cookidoo platform. Special thanks for making this integration possible!

License

MIT, see LICENSE.