Pandough

Pandough MCP for any AIBeta

Create accurate recipes tailormade to your kitchen with any AI tool.

  1. 1

    Copy the connector URL

    You'll paste this into the Remote MCP server URL field in Claude.

    Connector URL
    https://pandough.app/api/mcp
  2. 2

    Open the connector dialog

    In Claude on the web, open Customize → Connectors in the left panel and click Add custom connector — or jump straight to the dialog:

    Open Claude connectors
  3. 3

    Fill in the dialog

    Set Name to Pandough and paste the copied URL into Remote MCP server URL, then click Add. Start a new chat and ask Claude to plan a bake.

Works on every Claude plan, including the free tier.

Add the connector in the web or desktop app — the Claude mobile app doesn't support custom connectors yet. Chat on your phone as usual once it's set up.

Tell your AI to use Pandough

Once it's connected, paste this at the start of a chat to set the tone.

How does MCP work?

Your AI assistant talks to Pandough's engine in the background, so the numbers come from dough math instead of a guess.

I want to make 4 pizzas for Saturday night, 280 g balls. I have Caputo Pizzeria flour and my kitchen is about 24°C.
Pandough
I ran that through the Pandough engine. For Caputo Pizzeria at 24°C you'll want 62% hydration and 1.4 g fresh yeast per ball. Here's your full schedule: mix Friday 6 pm, ball Saturday 10 am, bake at 7 pm.

Exact formula

Yeast, hydration, salt, and a full bulk-and-ball schedule timed to when you actually want to bake.

Frequently asked questions

Because general AI assistants guess at yeast and timings. Bread and pizza are unforgiving: half a gram of yeast or a couple of degrees of room temperature changes when the dough is ready. An MCP connector gives your assistant Pandough's actual engine, the same flour database and fermentation math the calculator uses, instead of an estimate. You keep asking in plain language; the numbers stop being a coin flip.
Not to plan a dough. The planning tools (yeast, hydration, schedule, flour search) work without an account. You only sign in if you want the assistant to see and adjust the bakes you've already scheduled.
Any tool that speaks MCP: Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and Grok, plus coding agents like Claude Code and Codex. One connector URL works for all of them.
Planning a dough is anonymous. If you connect your account to manage scheduled bakes, the assistant only ever sees your own bakes, and you can revoke access any time from the connector settings in your AI tool.

Using Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, or another developer tool? Head to the developer docs for config snippets and the full tool reference.