Introduction

Welcome to the Recall Kitchen Developer Documentation. This site provides resources for integrating with Recall Kitchen's services programmatically.

Recall Kitchen offers an API and MCP integration for searching product recalls, ensuring safety in consumer products.

Overview

Our platform supports:


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Getting Started

To start developing with Recall Kitchen, you'll need:

Authentication

Authentication methods vary by integration. For MCP/x402, payments are handled via blockchain.


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MCP / x402 Integration

Recall Kitchen integrates with the Model Context Protocol (MCP), a standard for tool use by AI models. Our implementation uses x402 for micropayments, enabling paid access to tools.

What is MCP?

MCP allows AI assistants to call external tools securely. It's designed for extensibility and safety.

x402 Payments

x402 is a protocol for blockchain-based micropayments. It ensures that tool usage can be monetized without upfront costs.

Supported networks: Base (EVM).

MCP Endpoints

Recall Kitchen's MCP endpoint is https://app.recallkitchen.com/mcp

Available Tools

search_product_recalls: Searches for product recalls based on a query string.

Examples

To use MCP with x402:

  1. Check out our examples using MCP.

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API Reference

Recall Kitchen's REST API is currently in development. We're not ready to offer a full public API yet, but stay tuned for updates.

If you would like Beta access and to contribute to the API design reach out to us.

Planned endpoints:

Contact [email protected] for early access.


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SDKs

We provide SDKs for popular languages:


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Examples

MCP Tool Usage

Payment Flow

Payments are handled automatically via x402 for MCP. Users pay per tool call on supported networks.


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FAQ

What recalls do you support?

We currently ingest United States CPSC, FDA, and USDA food recalls.