Android app that matches your fridge contents against an offline recipe corpus and ranks recipes by how much of each one you can already make. No network calls — all data is local. (Originally built as "Kitchen Assistant"; some internal class names still reflect that.)
See CLAUDE.md for architecture, the matching rules, and build commands.
Both bundled data files are tracked in git and ready to use after a clone — no separate build or download step is needed to run the app:
app/src/main/assets/database/recipe_database.sqlite(~7MB, therecipes_open_v1_4corpus, 4,779 recipes) — tracked since therecipe-db-v1.4-cleanuptag. See CLAUDE.md's "The recipe corpus" section for its provenance and the corpus it replaced.app/src/main/assets/ingredients.db(0.3 MB) — the fridge-autocomplete taxonomy.
porting-reference/ holds the build scripts and historical write-ups for how the previous
corpus (odunola/foodie, ~88-95MB, too large for GitHub's 100MB per-file limit and so never
committed) was built and later swapped out — worth reading before touching the recipe-search
code path, but not needed just to build and run the app.