Arnaud
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The system prompt already told the model to MUST call createRecipe instead of writing the recipe out — that's a soft rule some models (especially free-tier ones) still ignore. There was no fallback: if the model answered in prose, that's just what got returned, no draft card. Added a detector (looksLikeUnstructuredRecipe: 3+ numbered/bulleted lines with no tool call) and a forced-tool retry when it fires — same system+prompt, but toolChoice forced to createRecipe so the model can't opt out on the second pass. Falls back to a short localized line if the provider returns no text alongside a forced tool call (some do this by design). Retry failure just keeps the original prose answer rather than erroring the whole request. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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