The kitchen profile
The facts that survive next week
The shelf changes. The room, the tools and the way this household eats usually do not. Save those facts once; do not make another application guess them.
app guessedCooking for 2. (defaults — nobody has saved this yet)
How many people eat here
The number that turns a pan of something into tonight plus tomorrow rather than an accidental leftover.
What you always have
Standing staples are assumptions only after you declare them. They are never treated as a shelf observation.
What you can cook with
Method tools answer “can I make this dish?” The capacity record below answers the different question: “can this whole night run at once?”
Kitchen Capability
What can this room carry at once?
This is the part Occasion OS can schedule against: heat, cold, landing space, wash capacity, chairs and the pans or service pieces that cannot occupy two dishes at once. The values below are only an editor draft until you press Save capability.
Pans, vessels and service surfaces
Count the things a dish occupies for a meaningful stretch. Occasion can sequence a washable pot; it cannot pretend one platter serves two dishes at the same time.
No capability has been declared yet. The draft numbers above do not travel and do not count as evidence.
What this house does not eat or drink
Standing planning filters, not allergy guarantees. Guest-specific requirements still belong to the event.
Held on this device. Household context stays here. Kitchen Capability travels only when you choose “Use this kitchen in Occasion OS,” and Occasion asks before applying it.