Plugin-based setup
Install the `@jiggai/recipes` and `@jiggai/kitchen` plugins, then restart the gateway to load team scaffolding and the UI.
ClawRecipes
ClawRecipes helps OpenClaw teams scaffold agents from Markdown recipes, with a marketplace, file-first shared context, and the ClawKitchen UI.
Overview
ClawRecipes is an OpenClaw recipe system for scaffolding teams and individual agents from Markdown-based blueprints. It pairs terminal commands with a public marketplace so teams can start from proven structures instead of assembling roles and workflows manually.
The product is designed around file-first operations: shared context, tickets, checklists, outputs, and workflow definitions live in versioned files. ClawKitchen adds a user interface for editing teams, managing context, and running workflows day to day, while the underlying recipes keep the operating model explicit and reviewable.
Features
Team and agent scaffolding
Scaffold a full team or a single agent from terminal commands so you can start from a known structure instead of building from scratch.
File-first shared context
Store tickets, notes, checklists, outputs, and artifacts in shared Markdown files that stay readable, greppable, and versioned.
Structured workflows
Define team roles, lanes, conventions, and workflows in recipe files so the operating structure stays explicit and repeatable.
Recipe marketplace
Browse and install team recipes and agent recipes from a marketplace, then tailor them for your own workspace.
Day-to-day team UI
Use ClawKitchen to create and edit teams, manage files, run workflows, and inspect outputs without staying in the terminal.
Use Cases
Stand up a role-based team
Use the team scaffolds to create a development, product, marketing, research, or other role-based team with shared workspace conventions.
Create a single-purpose agent
Use individual agent recipes when you only need one focused agent, such as a developer, researcher, editor, or project manager.
Adopt a pre-built recipe
Use the marketplace when you want a ready-made template instead of defining roles, lanes, and workflows from scratch.
Operate teams day to day
Use ClawKitchen when you want to edit team files, inspect workflow runs, and manage context from a UI instead of the terminal.
Run recurring workflow loops
Use the cron and workflow patterns for recurring check-ins, triage, reminders, or other repeatable operations that should stay explicit and prompt-gated.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Provides repeatable scaffolds for both full teams and individual agents.
- Keeps team context in files, which makes workflows easier to review and version in git.
- Includes a marketplace of pre-built team and agent recipes to reduce setup work.
- Adds a UI layer through ClawKitchen for editing teams and inspecting workflow runs.
Cons
- The site does not publish pricing, and the pricing URL currently resolves to a 404 page.
- Supported integrations are only described at a high level; the site does not document a broader integration ecosystem beyond OpenClaw setup and marketplace recipes.
FAQ
How do you get started with ClawRecipes?
Yes. The setup flow starts by installing both the ClawRecipes and ClawKitchen plugins, then restarting the OpenClaw gateway so the extensions load.
What is the difference between ClawRecipes and ClawKitchen?
ClawRecipes provides team and agent scaffolds, while ClawKitchen adds a UI for creating, editing, and running teams day to day.
Does it support integrations?
The site shows command-line setup through `openclaw` and a marketplace for installing pre-built recipes. It also describes OpenClaw configuration for enabling ClawKitchen, but does not document other third-party integrations.
Is there published pricing?
No pricing details are published on the site. The pricing URL currently returns a 404 page.
Quick Facts
- Category
- Developer Tool
- Primary workflow
- Scaffold agent teams and manage file-first workflows
- Platform
- OpenClaw plugin ecosystem
- Source domain
- clawkitchen.ai
- Pricing
- Not published; pricing page returns 404
- Related product
- ClawKitchen UI
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