For the AI you use on your computer: Claude Code, Codex or Antigravity. Install a skill and your AI learns something new to do with my apps. They're free, and the code is on GitHub.
For Nevera
Give your AI the YouTube cooking videos, Instagram reels and posts, and recipe pages you've saved, and get back a .zip you open with Nevera on your phone: every recipe with its ingredients, its steps and a photo of the finished dish.
Other recipe apps charge you to import because they spend their own AI credits. Nevera works the other way round: your AI does the work, with the credits and tokens you already pay for. The skill is free, importing into Nevera is free, and your recipes go from your computer to your phone without passing through any server of ours. You choose what goes in: Nevera shows you every recipe before it saves any.
With any AI that reads skills, using Node 22 or later:
npx skills add yestoall/skills --skill nevera-recipesIn Claude Code, you can also add it as a plugin:
/plugin marketplace add yestoall/skills
/plugin install nevera@yestoallAsk in your own words and paste the links, or tell it which file they're in:
Make me a Nevera batch with these links: https://youtu.be/…
The first time, it installs what it needs (yt-dlp, ffmpeg and Whisper) and tells you before it does. When it's done, on a Mac it asks how you want to send the .zip to your phone: it copies it to iCloud Drive, or shows you the file in the Finder, where you Control-click it and choose Share → AirDrop. From another computer, use Quick Share, iCloud Drive, Google Drive or a cable. On an iPhone, find it in the Files app (AirDrop leaves it in Downloads), touch and hold it, and tap Share → Nevera. On Android, open it from Files or Downloads and choose Nevera. Nevera shows you every recipe before it saves any.
Tested on Mac and Linux. Windows, not tested yet.