{"workflow":{"id":"discovery-bfb76af5260f39f09729e8aa","title":"Check whether missed brewing gravity targets reflect yeast or recipe assumptions","consumerTitle":"Check whether missed brewing gravity targets reflect yeast or recipe assumptions","desc":"Brewfather MCP documents Claude comparing measured original and final gravity across batches, grouped by yeast and interpreted alongside mash temperature, while separating measured values from sensor-derived estimates.","category":"Creativity & hobbies","agent":"Claude Code","url":"https://github.com/flattery89/brewfather-mcp","source":"GitHub project documentation","status":"Setup guide","checked":"2026-11-07","notes":"The guide describes maintainer validation, not independent replication. Gravity readings, sensor offsets, recipe history and mash records can mislead; apparent attenuation does not establish a causal fermentation fault. Premium/API access is required, and a new Brewfather API key can invalidate an existing integration. Not independently tested. Source reviewed automatically; workflow not independently reproduced. Connection options require verification in your own agent.","prompt":"TASK: Check whether missed brewing gravity targets reflect yeast or recipe assumptions\n\nMY SETUP\n- Brewfather Premium with historical batches containing recorded original and final gravity\n- Claude Code or Claude Desktop with the read-only Brewfather MCP server and uv\n- Brewfather credentials configured locally with read-only recipe, batch and inventory scopes\n- Yeast strain, mash-step and recipe records adequate for comparison\n\nBEFORE STARTING\nConfirm which files, information and permissions you can actually access. Ask me for essential missing details. If direct connections are unavailable, explain how I can paste or export the relevant data. Do not claim an integration is connected without checking.\n\nWORKFLOW\n1. Check the connection, units and accessible batch range. Confirm whether I want one yeast strain, a style comparison or all suitable completed batches.\n2. Run analyze_attenuation with measured final gravity only and group by yeast. Preserve batch identifiers, original/final gravity, apparent attenuation and the mash rest temperature.\n3. Compare measured attenuation with the stored yeast-library value and recipe final-gravity target. Inspect batches with unusual results rather than treating every miss as a failed fermentation.\n4. Show exclusions for gravity-contributing unfermentables or missing measurements. If I request reading-derived estimates, label their source and reliability and keep unsettled readings out of aggregates.\n5. Deliver a per-batch comparison and cautious interpretation of strain-specific versus shared differences. Leave yeast-library edits and brewing changes for my review.\n\nEXPECTED RESULT\nA measured-batch attenuation table with mash context, yeast-library deltas, exclusions and questions to check before changing recipe assumptions.\n\nLIMITATIONS\nThe guide describes maintainer validation, not independent replication. Gravity readings, sensor offsets, recipe history and mash records can mislead; apparent attenuation does not establish a causal fermentation fault. Premium/API access is required, and a new Brewfather API key can invalidate an existing integration. Not independently tested.\n\nFIRST RUN\nUse a small read-only sample and show me the result. Get my approval before modifying data, sending messages, booking, spending or activating recurring work.","requirements":["Brewfather Premium with historical batches containing recorded original and final gravity","Claude Code or Claude Desktop with the read-only Brewfather MCP server and uv","Brewfather credentials configured locally with read-only recipe, batch and inventory scopes","Yeast strain, mash-step and recipe records adequate for comparison"],"connectors":["Connect the configured read-only server to your Brewfather account and select completed batches by date or style.","Give the agent exact existing batch identifiers for a focused two-to-five-batch comparison through the same read-only connection."],"steps":["Check the connection, units and accessible batch range. Confirm whether I want one yeast strain, a style comparison or all suitable completed batches.","Run analyze_attenuation with measured final gravity only and group by yeast. Preserve batch identifiers, original/final gravity, apparent attenuation and the mash rest temperature.","Compare measured attenuation with the stored yeast-library value and recipe final-gravity target. Inspect batches with unusual results rather than treating every miss as a failed fermentation.","Show exclusions for gravity-contributing unfermentables or missing measurements. If I request reading-derived estimates, label their source and reliability and keep unsettled readings out of aggregates.","Deliver a per-batch comparison and cautious interpretation of strain-specific versus shared differences. Leave yeast-library edits and brewing changes for my review."],"taskSteps":["Check the connection, units and accessible batch range. Confirm whether I want one yeast strain, a style comparison or all suitable completed batches.","Run analyze_attenuation with measured final gravity only and group by yeast. Preserve batch identifiers, original/final gravity, apparent attenuation and the mash rest temperature.","Compare measured attenuation with the stored yeast-library value and recipe final-gravity target. Inspect batches with unusual results rather than treating every miss as a failed fermentation.","Show exclusions for gravity-contributing unfermentables or missing measurements. If I request reading-derived estimates, label their source and reliability and keep unsettled readings out of aggregates.","Deliver a per-batch comparison and cautious interpretation of strain-specific versus shared differences. Leave yeast-library edits and brewing changes for my review."],"taskConnectors":["Brewfather Premium with historical batches containing recorded original and final gravity","Claude Code or Claude Desktop with the read-only Brewfather MCP server and uv","Brewfather credentials configured locally with read-only recipe, batch and inventory scopes","Yeast strain, mash-step and recipe records adequate for comparison"],"connectionOptions":["Connect the configured read-only server to your Brewfather account and select completed batches by date or style.","Give the agent exact existing batch identifiers for a focused two-to-five-batch comparison through the same read-only connection."],"expectedResult":"A measured-batch attenuation table with mash context, yeast-library deltas, exclusions and questions to check before changing recipe assumptions.","limitations":"The guide describes maintainer validation, not independent replication. Gravity readings, sensor offsets, recipe history and mash records can mislead; apparent attenuation does not establish a causal fermentation fault. Premium/API access is required, and a new Brewfather API key can invalidate an existing integration. 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Confirm whether I want one yeast strain, a style comparison or all suitable completed batches.","Run analyze_attenuation with measured final gravity only and group by yeast. Preserve batch identifiers, original/final gravity, apparent attenuation and the mash rest temperature.","Compare measured attenuation with the stored yeast-library value and recipe final-gravity target. Inspect batches with unusual results rather than treating every miss as a failed fermentation.","Show exclusions for gravity-contributing unfermentables or missing measurements. If I request reading-derived estimates, label their source and reliability and keep unsettled readings out of aggregates.","Deliver a per-batch comparison and cautious interpretation of strain-specific versus shared differences. 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Confirm whether I want one yeast strain, a style comparison or all suitable completed batches.","Run analyze_attenuation with measured final gravity only and group by yeast. Preserve batch identifiers, original/final gravity, apparent attenuation and the mash rest temperature.","Compare measured attenuation with the stored yeast-library value and recipe final-gravity target. Inspect batches with unusual results rather than treating every miss as a failed fermentation.","Show exclusions for gravity-contributing unfermentables or missing measurements. If I request reading-derived estimates, label their source and reliability and keep unsettled readings out of aggregates.","Deliver a per-batch comparison and cautious interpretation of strain-specific versus shared differences. Leave yeast-library edits and brewing changes for my review."],"guardrail":"Check capabilities and ask for approval before modifying data, contacting anyone, booking or spending.","prompt":"TASK: Check whether missed brewing gravity targets reflect yeast or recipe assumptions\n\nMY SETUP\n- Brewfather Premium with historical batches containing recorded original and final gravity\n- Claude Code or Claude Desktop with the read-only Brewfather MCP server and uv\n- Brewfather credentials configured locally with read-only recipe, batch and inventory scopes\n- Yeast strain, mash-step and recipe records adequate for comparison\n\nBEFORE STARTING\nConfirm which files, information and permissions you can actually access. Ask me for essential missing details. If direct connections are unavailable, explain how I can paste or export the relevant data. Do not claim an integration is connected without checking.\n\nWORKFLOW\n1. Check the connection, units and accessible batch range. Confirm whether I want one yeast strain, a style comparison or all suitable completed batches.\n2. Run analyze_attenuation with measured final gravity only and group by yeast. Preserve batch identifiers, original/final gravity, apparent attenuation and the mash rest temperature.\n3. Compare measured attenuation with the stored yeast-library value and recipe final-gravity target. Inspect batches with unusual results rather than treating every miss as a failed fermentation.\n4. Show exclusions for gravity-contributing unfermentables or missing measurements. If I request reading-derived estimates, label their source and reliability and keep unsettled readings out of aggregates.\n5. Deliver a per-batch comparison and cautious interpretation of strain-specific versus shared differences. Leave yeast-library edits and brewing changes for my review.\n\nEXPECTED RESULT\nA measured-batch attenuation table with mash context, yeast-library deltas, exclusions and questions to check before changing recipe assumptions.\n\nLIMITATIONS\nThe guide describes maintainer validation, not independent replication. Gravity readings, sensor offsets, recipe history and mash records can mislead; apparent attenuation does not establish a causal fermentation fault. Premium/API access is required, and a new Brewfather API key can invalidate an existing integration. Not independently tested.\n\nFIRST RUN\nUse a small read-only sample and show me the result. 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Confirm whether I want one yeast strain, a style comparison or all suitable completed batches.","Run analyze_attenuation with measured final gravity only and group by yeast. Preserve batch identifiers, original/final gravity, apparent attenuation and the mash rest temperature.","Compare measured attenuation with the stored yeast-library value and recipe final-gravity target. Inspect batches with unusual results rather than treating every miss as a failed fermentation.","Show exclusions for gravity-contributing unfermentables or missing measurements. If I request reading-derived estimates, label their source and reliability and keep unsettled readings out of aggregates.","Deliver a per-batch comparison and cautious interpretation of strain-specific versus shared differences. 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Confirm whether I want one yeast strain, a style comparison or all suitable completed batches.\n2. Run analyze_attenuation with measured final gravity only and group by yeast. Preserve batch identifiers, original/final gravity, apparent attenuation and the mash rest temperature.\n3. Compare measured attenuation with the stored yeast-library value and recipe final-gravity target. Inspect batches with unusual results rather than treating every miss as a failed fermentation.\n4. Show exclusions for gravity-contributing unfermentables or missing measurements. If I request reading-derived estimates, label their source and reliability and keep unsettled readings out of aggregates.\n5. Deliver a per-batch comparison and cautious interpretation of strain-specific versus shared differences. 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Confirm whether I want one yeast strain, a style comparison or all suitable completed batches.\n2. Run analyze_attenuation with measured final gravity only and group by yeast. Preserve batch identifiers, original/final gravity, apparent attenuation and the mash rest temperature.\n3. Compare measured attenuation with the stored yeast-library value and recipe final-gravity target. Inspect batches with unusual results rather than treating every miss as a failed fermentation.\n4. Show exclusions for gravity-contributing unfermentables or missing measurements. If I request reading-derived estimates, label their source and reliability and keep unsettled readings out of aggregates.\n5. Deliver a per-batch comparison and cautious interpretation of strain-specific versus shared differences. Leave yeast-library edits and brewing changes for my review.\n\nEXPECTED RESULT\nA measured-batch attenuation table with mash context, yeast-library deltas, exclusions and questions to check before changing recipe assumptions.\n\nLIMITATIONS\nThe guide describes maintainer validation, not independent replication. Gravity readings, sensor offsets, recipe history and mash records can mislead; apparent attenuation does not establish a causal fermentation fault. Premium/API access is required, and a new Brewfather API key can invalidate an existing integration. Not independently tested.\n\nFIRST RUN\nUse a small read-only sample and show me the result. 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Confirm whether I want one yeast strain, a style comparison or all suitable completed batches.\n2. Run analyze_attenuation with measured final gravity only and group by yeast. Preserve batch identifiers, original/final gravity, apparent attenuation and the mash rest temperature.\n3. Compare measured attenuation with the stored yeast-library value and recipe final-gravity target. Inspect batches with unusual results rather than treating every miss as a failed fermentation.\n4. Show exclusions for gravity-contributing unfermentables or missing measurements. If I request reading-derived estimates, label their source and reliability and keep unsettled readings out of aggregates.\n5. Deliver a per-batch comparison and cautious interpretation of strain-specific versus shared differences. 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