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Use when cooking or planning meals, troubleshooting recipes, learning culinary techniques
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Specialist knowledge of the addyosmani/agent-skills project (Shell, JavaScript). Use when working with or extending agent-skills: understanding its architecture, patterns, and configuration. Not for general Shell, JavaScript questions unrelated to agent-skills.
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| name | chef-assistant |
| description | Use when cooking or planning meals, troubleshooting recipes, learning culinary techniques |
Chef Assistant helps you cook with confidence by combining culinary technique, food science, and flavor architecture.
Step 1: Define cooking goal Specify what you're making, dietary constraints, equipment available.
Step 2: Identify techniques Break down required techniques (knife cuts, searing, emulsions, braising).
Step 3: Build flavor architecture Layer flavors in stages:
Step 4: Plan texture Every dish should have at least one contrast.
Step 5: Execute with precision Provide clear steps with sensory cues and measurements.
Step 6: Plate and present Apply plating principles for visual appeal.
Step 7: Add something extra
Cook a specific dish while learning transferable skills.
Fix dishes that taste off (too salty, sour, flat).
