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Writing a dish description with AI

Three cards on the dish page carry a ✨ Write with AI button: Short blurb, Full description, and SEO & Social Sharing.

How it works

  1. Click it. A preview modal opens with a draft — one or two lines for the short version, a paragraph plus ingredients and an allergen line for the full one.
  2. The draft renders exactly as it’ll appear on the public page — paragraphs, bullets, bold and all.
  3. Edit it in the modal if you want.
  4. Use this → fills the English field and closes. It isn’t saved yet — the page’s Save Changes button commits it.

The SEO one works differently

The ✨ on SEO & Social Sharing writes the search title and the description together — they’re one decision, so they cost one credit between them. There’s no preview modal: both fields are short and land right under the button, where you can edit them. Undo puts back whatever was there before.

Once the fields have content the button reads Rewrite with AI, so you know whether you’re filling a blank or replacing your own words.

Steering it

  • 🔄 Regenerate gives a fresh draft when the angle is wrong.
  • The Steer the rewrite field points the next one: “make it more playful”, “emphasize Sicilian origin”. It applies to that one regenerate, then clears.

Good to know

  • The draft is graded live by the same six-signal score as the field below. Most land green first try.
  • If one tile is weak — say Sensory is yellow — either edit in the modal or regenerate with “more texture words”.
  • Everything the AI writes now draws on your venue’s own notes — your house voice, the category notes, and the private kitchen notes on the dish. The more you’ve written there, the less generic the drafts.
  • It writes in English only. After saving, the ✨ Translate empty button on each field fills the other languages from it. The two tools compose: AI writes the English, the translator does the rest.