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Recipes by Category

Every recipe is cross-element by design — that is the point of a recipe. This index groups each one under the element category it best showcases, so you can find a worked example near whatever you are building. A recipe listed under one category almost always pulls in elements from several others; follow the links to see the full combination.

Categories follow the chemistry taxonomy — see the Chemistry pillar for the category index, and each element page at /docs/chemistry/:category/:type.

Foundation — circles & tenancy

Agents — autonomous workers

Actions — executable steps & humans

Apps — orchestration & UIs

Intelligence — labs that hear, think, speak

  • Voice Assistant — the lab compound: ears transcribe, the lab reasons, the mouth speaks.
  • Branded Voice Contentbrand + prompt + lab + mouth for on-brand copy spoken in a consistent voice.

Tools — browsers & platform surfaces

Data — storage & retrieval

Frontend — what users see

IO — the outside world

Connectivity — wiring elements together

  • Wire Fan-In — multiple io triggers → queuerate-limitlab, carried by wire.

Modifiers — policy as data

How to read a recipe

Each recipe states the problem it solves, the elements involved (linked to their /docs/chemistry/:category/:type page), a step-by-step build grounded in real operations, and an honest “what this shows” framing. Nothing in a recipe claims a capability an element does not actually have — if a step names an operation, that operation exists on that element.