Make the recipe part of the project

Bring cookbook guidance into Local as visible working files. Inspect what a recipe says, adapt it for the project and choose deliberately when it should guide an agent’s work.

# A recipe worth keeping

Use the approved brand guide.
Reuse the section that fits.
Keep client content editable.
Check the page at every size.

Save it for the next build.

Know what you are importing

A cookbook is a collection of guidance, separate from your page content and templates. Keep the chosen release and your working copy understandable to the next person who opens the project.

  • Recipes

    Read the reusable guidance before applying it.

  • Working files

    Inspect and customize the local copy.

  • Release record

    Keep track of the version brought into the project.

Import the package you intended

Choose an exact package that fits the task and review it before relying on its guidance. Local disk imports work without a Platform connection.

  1. Find

    Locate a package on disk or an accessible connected release.

  2. Inspect

    Confirm its identity, version and requirements.

  3. Import

    Use the supported Local import flow.

  4. Read

    Review the recipe files now present in the project.

Select guidance for the work ahead

Importing a method does not automatically make it the active choice. Select the workflow and cookbook inputs for the intended action, then resolve that selection before the task begins. Review reported local edits or missing requirements so the chosen guidance matches the project.

# A recipe worth keeping

Use the approved brand guide.
Reuse the section that fits.
Keep client content editable.
Check the page at every size.

Save it for the next build.

Review updates before applying them

Keep useful local changes when a new release arrives. Preview the exact update and resolve conflicting file changes before applying the candidate.

  1. Preview

    Compare the new package with the current working copy.

  2. Resolve

    Decide which changed content to retain.

  3. Apply

    Commit the reviewed update through the supported flow.

  4. Continue

    Use the revised guidance for subsequent work; existing pages stay as they are.

Practical cookbook questions

Can I import from a local ZIP?

Yes. Disk imports do not require a Platform account.

Does an import select the workflow?

No. Import and selection are separate actions.

What happens to our existing pages after an update?

Cookbook updates change guidance, not existing page, template or Document content.

Start with a package you can explain

Review the method, record the version and keep the working files close to your project. Follow the reference for the exact import, selection and update commands.