🍳 Intermediate Recipe Submission #5

[taniacryptid]

🍳 Intermediate Recipe Submission

Thanks for contributing to the Goose Cookbook!
This issue represents an Intermediate Recipe Slot (6–7 points).

Intermediate recipes use 2 extensions working together. They may also include 1 sub-recipe for specialization.

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✅ Acceptance Criteria

Your recipe will be accepted if it:

• Uses 2 extensions (e.g., GitHub + Summarizer, Browser + Developer).
• Demonstrates integration or chaining between the extensions.
• Optionally includes 1 sub-recipe for a specialized task.
• Includes required YAML fields: title, description, instructions, and at least one activity.
• Validates against the Recipe Reference Guide.
• Has been tested locally in Goose.
• Follows the Cookbook Contributing Guide.

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📋 Submission Checklist

Before opening your PR, make sure you've:

• Chosen a unique and descriptive filename (e.g., meeting-summarizer.yaml).
• Matched the recipe title to the filename.
• Confirmed your YAML validates.
• Listed both extensions in your recipe.
• Included clear instructions and at least one activity.
• Verified the recipe works locally in Goose.

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✨ Inspiration Examples

(These are just ideas — you can submit any real workflow you've used with Goose.)

• GitHub PR summarizer (GitHub + Summarizer).
• Meeting transcript summarizer (Filesystem + Summarizer).
• Data cleaner (Filesystem + Developer).
• API caller + formatter (Web Browser + Developer).

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📚 Resources

• Recipe Reference Guide
• Cookbook Contributing Guide
• Goose Recipes Tutorial (YouTube)
• Existing Recipes

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🚀 Next Steps

1. Claim this slot by commenting .take below.
2. Fork the repository and create a new branch for your recipe.
3. Create your recipe file in:
   documentation/src/pages/recipes/data/recipes/
4. Create a pull request from your fork and reference this issue in the PR description.

🎉 Once merged, your recipe will be added to the Goose Cookbook!

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💡 Tips for Success

• Base your recipe on a real workflow you've tried with Goose.
• Show how the two extensions interact — don't just use them separately.
• Keep the workflow useful and reproducible.

[ARYPROGRAMMER]

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[github-actions]

Thanks for taking this issue! Let us know if you have any questions!

[taniacryptid]

#5125 closes this :) thank you so much @ARYPROGRAMMER for your contributions and patience <3