Your AI assistant checks the recipe's steps before it saves

Recipes rarely agree with themselves. The frying oil shows up in step two and never in the list. The list says 2 cups of rice while the steps scoop cooked rice from a warmer. Before saving a recipe, the assistant now names the differences between the ingredient list and the steps in one message, and saves once you have said what is right.

Raw or cooked comes from what the steps do with an ingredient. Rice scooped from a warmer is a cooked weight even when the recipe never says cooked, so the assistant searches for cooked rice. The same 100 grams of a grain carries very different calories dry and cooked, which is why this one gets checked on every line.

Small assumptions are stated and the work carries on. When an unknown could move calories or another mandatory nutrient by more than about 20%, the assistant asks before saving. For a dish these tools cannot measure well, such as something deep-fried in an unknown amount of oil, it says so and leaves the call to you.