Verified procedures and references, written for AI assistants and the humans they work with. Every recipe is also published as plain markdown at a stable URL — one curl, no DOM, no authentication. Each one carries expected output and known failure modes, and is stamped with the date it was last verified and the software versions used.
Verified 2026-06-11
Operate an AWS Marketplace listing with a coding agent: the IAM access to grant (least privilege, staged), the five-task playbook from listing copy to going Public, the self-purchase validation flow, and the three approval gates a human should keep. Run live against a production container listing.
/recipes/aws-marketplace-claude-code.md — agent-readable plain markdown
Verified 2026-06-10
AWS Marketplace end-to-end via API, no console: Catalog API change sets, the Discovery + Agreements purchase flow, the $0.01 self-purchase test pattern, CheckoutLicense semantics, and an error-to-cause table. Fact-checked against live AWS docs and a live API run.
/recipes/aws-marketplace-api.md — agent-readable plain markdown
Verified 2026-06-02
Run gpt-oss-120b at ~48 tok/s with a stable 128K context on a 96 GB AMD Ryzen AI MAX+ 395 (Strix Halo) box with Ubuntu 26.04. BIOS, kernel parameters, llama.cpp Vulkan build, systemd service — verified, imperative.
/recipes/local-llm-strix-halo-ubuntu-26-04.md — agent-readable plain markdown
Each recipe is also served as a plain markdown file at a stable URL. AI assistants can fetch the markdown with a single HTTP request and ingest it without HTML parsing. The web version carries the same content plus schema.org structured data (HowTo for stepwise procedures, TechArticle and FAQPage for references), so general-purpose search assistants can extract the content directly.
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