COOK

You have two files: the one the car came with (stock) and the one a tuner changed (tuned). COOK compares them and writes down every difference as a recipe — a small file you can read, share, and apply to another car later.

After cooking a pair

What you see

Top: the two files, their sizes, and the match key of each. The tool checks the cheap things instantly (✓ same size) and identifies both files in the background, so the one thing that really matters — is this the same firmware? — is answered before you run anything.

Result after pressing Enter:

Line	Meaning
`✓ RECIPE BUILT`	how many changes, how many bytes, how many tables they touch
`REGIONS`	where the changes sit: inside tables, mixed, or in empty space
`FLAGS`	changes worth a human look — flagged, not dropped
`PORTABILITY`	which files this recipe can be applied to
`SCHEMA`	the recipe format and which command made it
`SOURCE`, `TUNE`, `FINGERPRINT`	fingerprints of both files and of the recipe

Bottom: the amber bar with the path where it would be saved.

Checking your own work

Press V and the app applies the recipe to the stock file and compares the result with the tuned file you gave it:

After pressing V

✓ VERIFIED — applying this recipe to the stock reproduces the tuned file changed bytes with no instruction: 0

That 0 is the whole claim: nothing was missed.

Keys

Key	What it does
`F`	choose the stock file
`T`	choose the tuned file
`Enter`	cook the pair
`V`	verify the recipe reproduces the tuned file
`S`	save the recipe
`D`	send these two files to DIFF
`A`	send the recipe to APPLY
`Esc`	back to HOME

About the two modes

The app always tries the safe mode first. Only if it refuses — because a change sits in repeated bytes and cannot be pinned down — does it offer the looser one (M), and the key itself says what that costs. The mode is a property of your two files, not a setting you choose.

Saving

⚠ NOT SAVED — press [S] to write   ~/Documents/OpenRemap/recipes/…_CANCEL.remap

Nothing is written until you press S, and the path is shown before you do. A recipe held in memory disappears when you leave the screen.