Spice Level Adjuster

Spice Level Adjuster MCP Connector for Claude

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Scale recipe heat and manage spice tolerance using Scoville Heat Units.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides a specialized calculation engine for adjusting recipe heat profiles. It allows AI agents to precisely scale ingredient quantities to meet specific Scoville Heat Unit (SHU) targets, find equivalent heat substitutes for different ingredients, and generate structured progression plans for building spice tolerance. Use calculate_adjusted_recipe to rebalance a recipe, find_equivalent_heat_substitutes to swap ingredients without changing heat, or get_tolerance_progression_plan to safely increase heat capacity over time.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

analyze_heat_distribution

Breaks down the heat contribution of each ingredient to identify the primary heat drivers in a recipe

calculate_adjusted_recipe

Adjusts the quantities of all spicy ingredients in a recipe to meet a specific target heat level

find_equivalent_heat_substitutes

Finds how much of a new ingredient is needed to replace an existing one while keeping the heat level identical

get_tolerance_progression_plan

Generates a multi-stage plan to gradually increase a user's spice tolerance

See how to talk to your AI agent using Spice Level Adjuster.

I have a recipe with 2 units of Jalapeño (2500 SHU) and 1 unit of Cayenne (50000 SHU). How much should I use to reach a target of 30000 SHU?

To reach a target of 30,000 SHU, you should use 2 units of Jalapeño and 0.5 units of Cayenne.

I want to replace 3 units of a pepper with 1000 SHU with a pepper that has 5000 SHU. How much of the new pepper do I need?

You will need 0.6 units of the 5000 SHU pepper to maintain the same heat level.

Create a plan to go from 5000 SHU to 15000 SHU in steps of 2000.

Your progression plan is: Stage 1: 7000 SHU, Stage 2: 9000 SHU, Stage 3: 11000 SHU, Stage 4: 13000 SHU, Stage 5: 15000 SHU.

The engine uses a linear scaling factor based on Scoville Heat Units (SHU). By calculating the current cumulative heat and comparing it to your target, it determines the exact multiplier needed for each ingredient via `calculate_adjusted_recipe`.

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