dsh-cook-time

When dining out for hot pot, deciding whether to dip the tripe for eight seconds or let the duck intestine tumble three full rotations is an art every seasoned group member guards jealously. dsh-cook-time turns that ritual knowledge into a single request: tell it what you are cooking, and it returns a structured simmering schedule plus a dining plan, so you can be the person who always knows the answer.

At its core the plugin registers a tool called cook_time that accepts ingredient or timing parameters and produces a clear cooking-time table along with recommended serving order. The entire implementation is pure Node.js with zero external network calls, meaning it works perfectly offline, responds instantly, and adds no latency to your conversation.

Whether you are hosting a first hot pot dinner, you often organise group meals but keep forgetting which cut needs how long in the broth, or you simply want your AI assistant to carry one more helpful life skill, dsh-cook-time slots in as a lightweight, dependency-free tool you can invoke anytime in a session.