Tick the recipes you're cooking; their ingredients merge into one list.

No AI keys, no tokens — your iPhone does the reading. Two Shortcuts, set up once each. Both use the same key as the Grocery bot below.

say a recipe

1. Shortcuts → + → rename it Add to Potluck. The name is what you say to Siri.
2. Add Ask for Input — type Text, prompt "What's the recipe?". Through Siri, you speak the answer.
3. Add Get Contents of URL — paste the URL below, tap Show More, Method POST, Request Body JSON, two fields:
   • key → the bot key from the group below
   • text → Select Variable → Provided Input

Say it like you'd read it aloud: the name, then "ingredients" and the list, then "steps" and what to do. It lands already sorted.

scan a card

1. New Shortcut → rename it Scan to Potluck → in its settings turn on Show in Share Sheet (Images).
2. Add Extract Text from Image — the iPhone reads the card on-device, free.
3. Add the same Get Contents of URL as above, but text → Text from Image.
4. Then: photo the card → Share → Scan to Potluck.

hear it land

To finish any of these with a spoken "…was added to the Potluck" instead of raw code: after Get Contents of URL, add Get Dictionary Value → data, another → spoken, then Show Result. Run by voice, Siri says it aloud; run from the share sheet, it flashes on screen.

save a link

1. New Shortcut → rename it Save to Potluck → Share Sheet on, receiving URLs and Safari web pages.
2. Add Get Contents of URL with Shortcut Input as the URL — your phone fetches the page, so sites that block servers still work.
3. Add Base64 Encode on the contents.
4. Add a second Get Contents of URL — the URL below, POST, JSON, fields key and html_b64 → Base64 Encoded.
5. Then: any recipe page → Share → Save to Potluck.

Captures save straight into your box — fix anything on the site afterwards, it's an ordinary recipe.

Point your bot at this API and it can read your recipes, build a merged grocery list, and add to the one here. The key is the credential — it goes in an Authorization: Bearer header.

• GET /recipes — every recipe it may see
• GET /recipes/<id> — one recipe, ingredients and all
• GET /grocery — the list as it stands
• POST /grocery — {"items": ["2 cups flour"]} adds to it
• POST /grocery/build — {"recipe_ids": [1,2], "add": true} merges those recipes' ingredients into the list

POSTs need a JSON body — an empty one is rejected by the server's firewall, so send at least {} with Content-Type: application/json.

Rotating breaks whatever is using the old key.