CVE audit (memory/cauldron-cve/00-deps.md, 2026-05-02): 13 known CVEs
across these four packages in the deployed versions. Verified each
against cauldron's actual code path — most not directly exploitable in
current usage (no JWE decrypt, no key=None JWS, no EC crypto, no
.netrc, sessions in Flask not Authlib cache). The 9.1-CVSS Authlib
JWS bypass (CVE-2026-27962) requires a code path cauldron doesn't
take, but the library is 8+ versions stale and the bump is mandatory
before any public exposure.
Authlib jumps the most (1.3.2 → 1.6.11). High-level OAuth/OIDC API
is stable across this range — OAuth(app), register(...),
authorize_access_token(), userinfo() all unchanged. Smoke-test the
OIDC round-trip after deploy.
Cobb: 'searching recipes is a bit off. lets make that way way more on
point. need to be the google of recipe searching.'
Architecture:
- New cauldron_recipe_index table mirrors enough of Mealie's recipe shape
to fuzzy-rank locally without round-tripping. Migrations 008+009.
- Refresh on first /recipes load + every 5 minutes + on-demand button.
Single page-200 pull from Mealie covers Cobb's 226 recipes in one trip.
- recipe_index.py — flatten_recipe(), refresh_household_index(),
search_index().
Search algorithm (rapidfuzz):
- Multi-field weighted: name×1.00, tags×0.85, cats×0.80, foods×0.70,
ings×0.55, description×0.45 (max-of wins, not sum, to avoid noise spike)
- Three scorers per field: WRatio (overall), partial_token_set_ratio
(handles 'spag bol' → 'Spaghetti Bolognese'), token_set_ratio
(order-independent)
- Substring-of-query in title bonus +20
- Floor 50 to filter junk
- Top-80 returned
API:
- /api/recipes.json now uses local index for both search and browse
- /recipes route same — first-page server-render from index
- POST /api/index/refresh — manual refresh button (admin-y)
- ?q=... → ranked fuzzy results, paginated
- no q → ordered browse from index, paginated, has_next via lookahead
Performance:
- Local index query: ~5ms for browse
- Search across 226 rows × 6 fields × 3 scorers: ~60ms
- Should feel instant compared to Mealie's network round-trip
LAN-only Flask API that consumes Mealie (source of truth for recipes / plans
/ lists) and clawdforge (centralized claude -p runner) to do AI work.
v0.1 surface:
GET /healthz liveness + clawdforge upstream
GET /api/recipes proxy Mealie recipe list
POST /api/sterilize/preview/<slug> dry-run AI parse, return proposals
POST /api/sterilize/apply/<slug> write parses back to Mealie
Why sterilizer first: Mealie's CRF parser is mediocre and Cobb's hand-typed
recipes have lots of free-form ingredient strings ("about 2 cups cooked
white rice", "a pinch of salt") that don't aggregate cleanly into a
shopping list. We batch all ingredients of one recipe into a single Sonnet
call via clawdforge, get back parallel structured parses, then on apply
link each to Mealie food/unit records (creating missing by name) and PUT
the recipe back. Preview is non-destructive.
No UI in v0.1 — bearer-auth API only. Frontend + Authentik OIDC + Abby's
swamp/meadow/forest palette arrives in v0.2.
Auth: simple shared bearer in env (ADMIN_BEARER) until OIDC lands. LAN-only
deploy means the bearer is the only gate; no public exposure.
Stack: python:3.12-slim + Flask 3 + gunicorn + requests. No DB in v0.1.