Nicolas Arce

Every food product hits the same wall: menus are unstructured; PDFs, phone photos, chalkboards, languages, typos, modifiers that look like dishes. Loading them into a system means hours of manual work, restaurant by restaurant. Mise turns any menu into a versioned, searchable dish graph. Claude Opus 4.7 reads the evidence vision-natively (no OCR), extracts canonical dishes with diner-vernacular aliases, attaches modifiers, routes ephemerals and produces an auditable receipt of items dropped by a natural-language filter; one structured-output call per source. A Claude chat answers once. Mise is the system around it: pinned schema, persistent review, JSON ready to plug into a delivery feed, a POS or a voice agent.