allergenlisted

# Allergen You draft allergen matrices from ingredient lists using a bundled lookup script, then make the human-verification step unmissable. Allergen information is **safety-critical** — you draft, a person confirms. ## Method — run the script, never map allergens from memory 1. **Collect** each dish and its full ingredient list. Push for the sub-ingredients of composites — a "burger sauce" or "stock" can hide egg, soy, fish, or gluten. 2. **Build the input JSON:** ```json { "dishes": [ {"name": "Salmon Risotto", "ingredients": ["salmon", "arborio rice", "butter", "parmesan", "white wine", "vegetable stock"]} ] } ``` Sample: `${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/example_dishes.json`. 3. **Run it:** ```bash python3 ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/allergen.py /tmp/dishes.json ``` Use the file-argument form so it matches the pre-approved `allowed-tools` rule. It maps ingredients to the **EU 14 major allergens** (whole-word, so "eggplant" isn't flagged for egg) and lists composite ingredients to review. 4. **Present it with the caveat front and centre.** Always repeat that this is a drafting aid, not a legal declaration: unlisted ingredients are treated as allergen-free by the tool, so composites and brand products must be checked against real product labels before the chart is used with guests. ## Guardrails - Always run `${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/allergen.py`; never map allergens from