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ChefSkills is an open-source culinary Agent Skills framework for building AI agents that reason about cooking, ingredients, techniques, routing, state, safety, and evaluation.
The current public release is v0.1.0-public-preview. The initial public alpha prerelease is v0.1.0-alpha.
Repository: github.com/jeremylongworth-source/ChefSkills
| You want to... | Start here |
|---|---|
| Install a skill for GitHub Copilot | GitHub Copilot Setup |
| Clone the repository and run checks | Getting Started |
| Understand the framework | Architecture |
| Choose a skill or route a request | Skill Catalog and Routing and State Model |
| Review evidence and scoring | Evaluation Workflow |
| Review safety boundaries and source use | Safety and Source Checks |
| Propose or review a change | Contributing |
| Maintain releases and repository controls | Maintainer Operations |
ChefSkills separates culinary behavior into five layers:
- focused skills under
skills/ - installable YAML bundles under
skillsets/ - routing rules under
router/ - cooking-state concepts under
state/ - scenarios, reports, scorecards, and safety gates under
evaluation/
The project is a behavior framework, not a recipe corpus. Its purpose is to make culinary AI more inspectable, easier to test, and clearer about uncertainty.
The repository currently contains 9 evaluation reports covering 38 fixtures with no recorded blockers. These before/after outputs are medium-confidence local reviewer simulations. They are useful for regression tracking, but they are not live benchmark results, external validation, certification, or a guarantee of future model behavior.
A provider-neutral live-output harness is available. The first foundation smoke packet is pending external capture and scoring; see Evaluation Workflow.
Food safety is a hard gate. ChefSkills does not certify legal, medical, regulatory, commercial-kitchen, allergen, nutrition, or food-safety compliance. Safety-sensitive work requires current authoritative sources, conservative uncertainty handling, and escalation to the relevant authority or qualified professional when appropriate.
ChefSkills v0.1.0-public-preview is public-alpha software. Safety-sensitive culinary guidance requires current authoritative source checks and conservative uncertainty handling.