weReci

weReci is your own recipe collection — the dishes you've saved, the shelves an agent curates for you, and the web of connections between ingredients, techniques, and entries that grows as you cook. This connector lets Claude read that collection directly, so you can ask about your own recipes the same way you'd ask a friend who actually knows your kitchen. Search your saved recipes by ingredient, cuisine, or half-remembered idea. Browse the curated shelves weReci's grouping agent builds for you — themed collections like "weeknight pasta" or "what's in season" — and ask Claude to reshuffle them with a creative direction of your choosing. Explore the connections graph that links your recipes to ingredients, techniques, and the other entries in your collection, so you can trace how one dish relates to another or find the thread between a recipe and the person who gave it to you. If you share a joint cookbook with someone, Claude sees that shared collection too, exactly as you do in the app. weReci also keeps a personal memory layer — durable facts about your preferences, dietary needs, and patterns, learned from how you actually use the app. Claude can read that memory to personalize its answers instead of asking you to repeat context every time. The connection is read-only by default. The one optional write action — emailing a recipe — has no recipient field anywhere in the tool: it can only ever send to the verified email address on your own signed-in weReci account, so there's no way for a misbehaving or prompt-injected agent to mail anyone else. A second tool can regenerate your curated shelves on request, but it only rearranges shelf themes — it never touches, edits, or deletes a saved recipe. Sign in with your existing weReci account through standard OAuth. Revoke access anytime from weReci settings → Connected apps — nothing is readable after you do.