One dish, as each source writes it
compare_recipesCompare recipe versions from multiple sources side by side, rescaling ingredients to the same servings and highlighting differences in quantities, measurements, yields, and published fields.
Instructions
Take a dish and show how each source writes it, side by side. Each source's closest match is read in full, and all of them can be rescaled to the same number of servings so the ingredient lists stand comparison. The answer states what differs and leaves it there: the quantities each asks for, what each measures in, what each yields, and which fields each source publishes at all. No version is ranked above another. Some sources carry reader ratings and some have no author and no rating by nature, so there is no score they share. When only one source answers, the answer says so and shows that one rather than presenting part of a comparison as the whole of it.
Input Schema
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| dish | Yes | The dish to compare, in any of the languages the sources publish in. | |
| sources | No | Sources to compare, by id. Left out, every source is read, which is the point of this tool. Name two or three to put particular traditions side by side. The ids are the ones 'per_source' reports. | |
| sections | No | Which parts of each version to return. Several full recipes is a lot of text. | |
| servings | No | Rescale every version to this many, which is what makes the lists comparable. | |
| max_steps | No | Steps to return per version. | |
| max_step_chars | No | Characters kept per step. Raise it only if a step was cut mid-sentence. |
Output Schema
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| dish | Yes | ||
| notes | Yes | ||
| versions | Yes | ||
| per_source | Yes | ||
| differences | Yes | What differs between the versions, stated as fact. No version is ranked. |