fix: remove Unicode chars from template

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name: recipe_develop
description: "Develop one recipe concept, headnote, ingredients, method, and variations."
description: "Develop one recipe -- concept, headnote, ingredients, method, and variations."
debug: true
rag_exclude: [business_plan, charter]
system: agent_prompt
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Develop the complete recipe in this exact structure:
# [Recipe Title]
*[One-line descriptor e.g. "A cozy weeknight pasta with crispy capers and lemon."]
*[One-line descriptor -- e.g. "A cozy weeknight pasta with crispy capers and lemon."]
## Headnote
24 sentences that tell the story: why this recipe exists, what makes it special,
2-4 sentences that tell the story: why this recipe exists, what makes it special,
and one practical tip the cook should know before they start. Sound like a friend
who has made this dish many times. Personal, warm, specific.
@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ steps:
and sensory cues (e.g., "until golden and fragrant, about 3 minutes").
## Variations
Provide 23 variations:
Provide 2-3 variations:
- **Make it vegan/vegetarian**: ...
- **Make it gluten-free**: ...
- **Swap for [seasonal/budget alternative]**: ...
@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ steps:
- Are the method steps truly one-action-per-step?
- Do the sensory cues (color, smell, texture) help a home cook know when to proceed?
- Are the variations genuinely useful and clearly explained?
- Is the title specific and appetizing (not "Easy Pasta" be evocative)?
- Is the title specific and appetizing (not "Easy Pasta" -- be evocative)?
- Is the format clean and scannable?
Rewrite the COMPLETE final recipe incorporating all improvements.
@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ adjudication:
description: "Instructions are unambiguous and executable by a home cook"
voice:
weight: 25
description: "Headnote is warm, personal, and specific not generic"
description: "Headnote is warm, personal, and specific -- not generic"
precision:
weight: 15
description: "Measurements, times, and sensory cues are accurate and consistent"