Build full-stack applications using fullstackrecipes. Discover and follow recipes via MCP resources for setup guides, skills, and cookbooks.
This skill inherits all available tools. When active, it can use any tool Claude has access to.
fullstackrecipes provides atomic instructions for building full-stack applications. Content is organized into two types:
Cookbooks bundle related recipes together in sequence. For example, "Base App Setup" includes Next.js, Shadcn UI, Neon Postgres, Drizzle ORM, and AI SDK setup recipes.
The fullstackrecipes MCP server exposes all content as resources. Use MCP resource discovery to find and read recipes.
Query the MCP server to discover all available recipes and cookbooks:
List MCP resources from fullstackrecipes
Resources are organized by type:
recipe:// - Individual setup guides and skillscookbook:// - Bundled recipe sequencesFetch the full content of any recipe by its resource URI:
Read the "neon-drizzle-setup" resource from fullstackrecipes
The recipe content includes all steps, code examples, and file paths needed to complete the setup.
Follow the "Base App Setup" cookbook from fullstackrecipes
Execute each recipe in order - The cookbook lists recipes in dependency order. Complete each one before moving to the next.
Verify each step - Run the application after major changes to catch issues early.
What recipes are available for authentication in fullstackrecipes?
Follow the "better-auth-setup" recipe from fullstackrecipes
Setup recipes configure tools and services. They include:
Example setup recipes:
neon-drizzle-setup - Configure Neon Postgres with Drizzle ORMbetter-auth-setup - Set up authentication with Better Authai-sdk-setup - Configure Vercel AI SDK for chatsentry-setup - Add error monitoring with SentrySkills teach how to work with configured tools. They cover common patterns and APIs:
using-authentication - Session access, protected routes, sign in/outusing-drizzle-queries - Select, insert, update, delete, relationsusing-logging - Structured logging with Pinousing-workflows - Durable workflow executionSkills are automatically available to Claude Code via the plugin. For other agents, fetch them as MCP resources.
Recipes are tested instructions. Follow them step-by-step without modifications unless you have a specific reason to deviate.
Some recipes depend on others. The MCP resource descriptions indicate prerequisites. Complete setup recipes before using their corresponding skills.
Once a tool is configured, use the skill for ongoing development. Skills contain patterns, code examples, and API references that apply to the configured tools.
Recipes are updated as libraries evolve. When troubleshooting issues or starting new features, fetch the latest recipe content from the MCP server rather than relying on cached instructions.