Live· Standalone instrument · also layered inside Occasion OS as ArchitectureSC-MB-001
Menu Builder
Menu architecture + stress test
Can this kitchen finish this menu on time?
Five-role architecture, stress meters, anchor locking, bounded simplification, and hard stops. Scores Balance, Make Ahead, Service Fit, Equipment Fit, and Host Freedom from your declared inputs — then hands a clean packet to Occasion OS.
Inputs it demands
- Occasion type and guest count
- Service style — plated, family, buffet, standing
- Host attention available during service
- Oven, burner, cold, and counter capacity
- Budget pressure, if any
What it returns
- Five-role menu architecture with pairing mode
- Stress reading across all five axes
- Hard stops with the constraint that triggered them
- Anchor effect when a dish is locked
- A packet Occasion OS accepts at contract 1.1.0
Hard stops
- Plated service beyond declared capacity
- Allergen boundary reached — the tool refuses rather than reassures
- Equipment contention that cannot be sequenced away
A hard stop is a refusal, not a warning.
Refuses outright
- AI menu generation
- Allergen safety or cross-contact control
- Recipes, pricing, or nutrition advice
- Accounts or cloud sync
Handoff contract
- Out → Menu architecture + stress summary + anchor → Occasion OS
Not this tool
Occasion Operating System
Sequences the night; it does not choose dishes.
Restaurant Intelligence
Ranks rooms; it has no view of your kitchen.