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For restaurants: from the call to the kitchen display

A menu question, building the order, the read-back, explicit consent, writing the order, and the kitchen display.

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A dining room with a wall-mounted kitchen display and a cashier terminal
Generated scene, real screenGenerated scene; real screenshots on screen.
From call to kitchen

Five steps, each one documented

Sandbox example Sandbox example: from a customer request to confirmation to the order appearing on the kitchen display.

  1. The customer asks by voice or text; the agent asks for missing options.

    Item options dialog: extras and notes

  2. The restaurant card, menu and prices come from the system, not the model’s memory.

    Restaurant profile and the knowledge the agent relies on

  3. The cart is priced on the server and read back to the customer.

    Cashier screen with a pickup order for a test customer

  4. After a clear yes the order is sent with a reference and an idempotency key. No “sent” before the tool succeeds.

    The order after the cashier confirms it

  5. The order appears on the kitchen display and is tracked to ready.

    Kitchen display showing new orders
Item options dialog: extras and notes

Real product screenshotItem options dialog: extras and notes

Edited from real product screenshots and generated scenes, silent. Not a recording of a live operation.

  • Prices come only from menu tools; the agent never speaks a price no tool returned.

  • Reads the order back and waits for a clear yes before sending it.

  • A kitchen display with stations that shows each order as soon as it is confirmed and tracks it to ready.

  • When the register is closed the system refuses new orders, including scheduled ones.

The order demo on this site runs on a sandbox with a fixed menu and never reaches a real restaurant.

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