Cookbook

The cookbook is for short, task-oriented examples.

Unlike a tutorial, a cookbook is not primarily sequential. It is a place to solve small, concrete problems such as:

  • how to express a pipeline

  • how to partially apply a function

  • how to work with MRON or MRML

  • how to use macros

  • how to interoperate with a host ecosystem

How to use this section

Start with Common Recipes for family-wide patterns.

Then move to implementation or format sections when the task depends on a specific host or notation:

  • MakrellPy recipes

  • MakrellTS recipes

  • Makrell# recipes

  • MRON recipes

  • MRML recipes

When the cookbook is the right tool

Use the cookbook when:

  • you already know the rough area you are working in

  • you want an example to adapt

  • you do not need a full step-by-step introduction

If you are completely new to the family, start with Getting Started or the Tutorials section first.

Reading strategy

A practical reading pattern is:

  1. use a tutorial or quick-start page to understand the model

  2. use cookbook pages to solve concrete tasks

  3. return to concept or syntax pages when you need precise reference detail