Feature recipe language - #38
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I'm wondering what's the issue here? In my experience LLM's always matches user's language... Also, maybe just asking LLM to respect user's language in the main prompt can work just as good. |
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It happened more than once that an italian recipe was translated in english. I tried adding the instruct not to translate but apparently it didn't work well like explicit language set |
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I suggest we create an issue and collect urls where language switch happens. Closing for now. |
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This pull request adds support for specifying the language of a recipe when performing LLM-based parsing and conversion. This allows users to hint the language of the input recipe, improving extraction and conversion accuracy for non-English recipes.