What's for dinner — one chatbot run

You retype the same question every day. "I have this and this in the fridge, what can I cook?" You get an answer, ask for the recipe, then copy whatever you are missing into a notes app. The next day you do the whole thing again. WhipWhip freezes that sequence into one button.

How the run goes

1. You list the ingredients once. Hitting run asks "what's in the fridge?" first — rough is fine. That value flows into every question after it.
2. You get meals you can actually make. The step is told to pick only what the ingredients support, so suggestions that quietly require a shopping trip get filtered out.
3. You get the recipe for the one you picked. No pasting the previous answer back in — the reply you got is carried into the next question.
4. What you're missing piles up in a shopping list. You open that list when you go shopping. This week's groceries and next week's menu know about each other.

Why one chatbot alone isn't enough

It is enough — if you retype the same sentences, copy each answer into the next question, and keep the shopping list somewhere else. That is three chores, every day. Removing exactly those chores is what WhipWhip does. Name a conversation once and the next run comes back to the same conversation, so the bot still has last week's dinners in front of it.

What you need

A desktop Chromium browser — Chrome or Edge — and an account with a chatbot you already use. WhipWhip is free and asks for no sign-up. Your conversations never leave your browser.

How to take it

This workflow is on the board as it is. Copy the one string in the post, paste it into the extension's Settings → Import, and a preview comes up before anything is saved.