Selected work
An AI-assisted recipe product built around request processing, asynchronous generation, and commerce-aware application services.
QuicklyCook uses a .NET 8 backend and supporting worker pipeline to turn recipe prompts into structured outputs, persist user data, and move generation work through AWS and messaging-backed processing paths.
What this involved
The main service uses ASP.NET Core, Entity Framework Core, MySQL, Identity, and HTTP-based OpenAI integration to generate structured recipe content from natural-language prompts.
A companion consumer service adds asynchronous processing with AWS Lambda packages, Amazon SQS, RabbitMQ, and Redis, which is the kind of shape you use when generation or post-processing needs to move off the request path.
The platform also includes Stripe integration and user/account flows, which makes it more than a prompt demo and closer to a monetizable consumer product foundation.
Capabilities shown
Technology stack