# Agent guidelines

A personal recipe collection in Markdown. One recipe per file.

## Layout

`<meal>/<dish-family>/<recipe>.md` — e.g. `dinner/risotto/pea-risotto.md`.

## Recipe template

```markdown
# English Name (Original Name)

One-line factual description. Note if vegetarian/vegan.

- **Source:** [site.dk - Original Title](url)
- **Serves:** 4-6
- **Time:** 30-45 min

## Ingredients

- 200 g frozen peas
- A handful of green beans (optional)

## Method

1. Numbered steps.

## Notes

- Practical tips learned from cooking it.

## Related

- [Other recipe](url)
```

Omit sections that have nothing to say. Wrap prose at ~90 characters.

## Writing style

- **No em dashes or en dashes.** Use a hyphen (`-`) for ranges (`4-6`, `30-45 min`) and for
  mid-sentence breaks, or rewrite the sentence.
- **Plain and factual.** No food-blog adjectives. "Pea risotto with squash and green beans",
  not "spring-like, comforting pea risotto".
- Metric units, Danish-style volumes where the source uses them (dl, L, g).
- Keep the original-language recipe name in parentheses in the title.

## Optional ingredients

Mark optional items with `(optional)` in **both** the ingredient list and the method step
that uses them. Only mark things that are genuinely optional - a risotto needs its cheese.

## Commits

Subject line only, in the form `<type>(<dish-family>): <lowercase summary>`:

- `add(risotto): pea risotto from vegetariskhverdag.dk`
- `update(risotto): small corrections based on experience`

Types seen so far: `add`, `update`.

**Never add a commit body or description, and never add a `Co-Authored-By` trailer or any
other footer.** The subject line is the whole commit message.