About bit.recipes

bit.recipes is the Backproto cookbook: a visual, executable pipeline builder where each recipe is a declarative YAML spec that wires together providers, capacity signals, pricing curves, and streaming payments into a working pipeline.

Recipes can be browsed in the gallery, forked with one click, simulated in-browser with live congestion visualization, and deployed to Base Sepolia via the bake CLI.

How it connects to Backproto

Backproto is an on-chain protocol for backpressure-driven capacity markets. Providers declare spare capacity via EIP-712 attestations. Consumers pay streaming payments proportional to utilized capacity. Pricing curves make overloaded providers expensive, and routing automatically shifts load to providers with headroom.

bit.recipes makes this machinery composable and approachable. Instead of reading contract source code, you read a recipe. Instead of writing deployment scripts, you run bake deploy. Instead of guessing how backpressure routing works, you watch it happen in the simulator.

Open source

Everything here is MIT-licensed. Fork a recipe, build a business on it, run your own instance. The protocol is open, the tooling is open, the recipes are open.