Update to ChefSense

{
  "description": "Save a recipe to the user's ChefSense recipe book from a link, a photo of a cookbook page or recipe card, or text in the conversation. Use when the user asks to save, keep or add a recipe to their recipe book.",
  "included_files": [],
  "name": "save-a-recipe",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: save-a-recipe\ndescription: Save a recipe to the user's ChefSense recipe book from a link, a photo of a cookbook page or recipe card, or text in the conversation. Use when the user asks to save, keep or add a recipe to their recipe book.\n---\n\nGet a recipe into the user's ChefSense recipe book accurately, without duplicates.\n\n1. Work out the source:\n   - **A link:** fetch and read the page yourself, then call `save_recipe_from_url` with the `url` and the structured fields. If they already saved that link, ChefSense returns the existing recipe instead of a duplicate; tell them.\n   - **A photo you can read:** read it yourself, then use `save_recipe`.\n   - **The user wants ChefSense to read the photo:** use `start_recipe_scan`, poll `get_recipe_scan` until it's `draft_ready`, show the draft, and save it with `finalize_recipe_scan`, passing `edits` for anything they correct. Scans count toward their monthly ChefSense scans, so only do this when they ask for it.\n   - **Text in the conversation**, including a recipe you wrote: use `save_recipe`.\n2. Before saving, show the title, servings, ingredients and instructions you'll save. Ask about anything you couldn't read or that looks wrong.\n3. Structure it:\n   - Ingredients: one entry per ingredient with `name`, plus `quantity`, `unit` and `notes` (such as \"finely chopped\") where given.\n   - Instructions: one string per step, in order. Call them instructions when you talk to the user.\n   - Prep and cook time in minutes, if known.\n   - A `source_hint` saying where it came from, such as \"cookbook page\".\n4. Confirm it's saved and offer next steps: shop for it, or adapt it for someone in the household.\n\nSaved recipes can be removed with `undo_last_change` straight afterwards.\n"
}