Fibery Process Cookbook

Open recipes for how teams, companies and communities run their work, from Shape Up and OKRs to a phone repair shop or a CS2 team. A recipe is a process in plain words that a person can run from, with the model a builder needs to set it up in any tool. Copy, adapt and build any of them, crediting the cookbook.

Use a recipe

• In Fibery: add the Fibery plugin from Fibery-inc/skills to your AI agent and name the process ("set up OKRs"): it finds the recipe here by itself, or uses one you attach or link. It asks a few questions, then sets it up in your workspace in about ten minutes.
• Anywhere else: give the recipe to your AI assistant and name your tool, or build it by hand from its Details for building.

Find a recipe

• On the web: processcookbook.org has every recipe, with search in your own words and in any language.
• From an AI agent: add https://processcookbook.org/mcp as a custom connector in Claude, or to any MCP client. Its tools: find_recipes, get_recipe and list_domains. No sign-in.
• Over HTTP: GET https://processcookbook.org/api/search?q=volunteer+cats returns ranked matches as JSON, https://processcookbook.org/r/<id>.md returns one recipe as Markdown, and processcookbook.org/agents has the rest.

Recipes

19 recipes in 14 domains.

Domain	Recipes
Arts	Film study club
Compliance	DORA compliance, NIS2 compliance, SOC 2 compliance
Esports	CS2 team practice
Events	Tech conference
Finance	Purchase requests, Venture fund
Gamedev	Game design docs
Management	OKRs
Manufacturing	Custom fiber mill, Custom guitar shop
Marketing	Content calendar
Nonprofit	TNR program
Retail	Phone repair shop
Sales	Sales pipeline
Software	Incident management, Shape Up
Sports	Grassroots rugby club

index.json lists every recipe's header with a raw link to its file here, for agents that read the repository directly.

What's in a recipe

The first half is for the people who run the process: the idea, one example followed through its whole life, what people look at and when, the rules that run by themselves, what must stay true and what keeps it so, and the questions to decide before setting it up. The second half, Details for building, is for the builder: the records with their fields, states and formulas, the views, any app or reports, and a sample story. It builds on the first half, where the rules and promises are, so a builder reads both. Sources lists the one to three published sources the recipe was written from. FORMAT.md is the full format.

Contribute

New recipes and fixes are welcome; see CONTRIBUTING.md.

License

CC BY 4.0. When you reuse a recipe, keep its footer: the credit line names and links the cookbook.