add constraints

data/portuguese-wine-pairing/02/assessment.json

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+{
+    "model":"gpt4",
+    "data_constraints_can_be_checked": "yes",
+    "number_of_options_in_the_generators": "15",
+    "cultural_alignment": "5",
+    "cultural_alignment_quantitative": "15/15",
+    "executes": "yes",
+    "execute_error": "",
+    "contains_true_generator":"yes",
+    "comments":"Good! White wine for fish, red wine for meat :)"
+   }
+

data/portuguese-wine-pairing/02/execution-result.txt

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+irb(main):134:0> PortuguesePairingGenerator.generate
+Pair the Vinho Verde wine with Bacalhau a bras.
+=> nil
+irb(main):135:0> PortuguesePairingGenerator.generate
+Pair the Alvarinho wine with Bacalhau a bras.
+=> nil
+irb(main):136:0> PortuguesePairingGenerator.generate
+Pair the Vinho Verde wine with Bacalhau a bras.
+=> nil
+irb(main):137:0> PortuguesePairingGenerator.generate
+Pair the Porto wine with Arroz de Pato.
+=> nil
+irb(main):138:0> PortuguesePairingGenerator.generate
+Pair the Alvarinho wine with Sardinhas assadas.
+=> nil
+irb(main):139:0> PortuguesePairingGenerator.generate
+Pair the Alvarinho wine with Sardinhas assadas.
+=> nil
+irb(main):140:0> PortuguesePairingGenerator.generate
+Pair the Vinho Alentejo wine with Francesinha.

data/portuguese-wine-pairing/02/output.txt

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+First, you need to install the faker gem if you haven't yet. You can do this by running `gem install faker` in your terminal.
+
+After that, here's a basic script that generates wine and food pairings for Portuguese cuisine:
+
+```ruby
+require 'faker'
+
+class PortuguesePairingGenerator
+  PORTUGUESE_WINES = {
+    'Vinho Verde' => :white,
+    'Alvarinho' => :white,
+    'Vinho Alentejo' => :red,
+    'Porto' => :red,
+    'Madeira' => [:red, :white]
+  }
+
+  PORTUGUESE_FOODS = {
+    'Bacalhau a bras' => :fish,
+    'Caldo verde' => :vegetable,
+    'Francesinha' => :meat,
+    'Arroz de Pato' => :meat,
+    'Sardinhas assadas' => :fish
+  }
+
+  def self.generate
+    wine, type = PORTUGUESE_WINES.to_a.sample
+    food, food_type = PORTUGUESE_FOODS.to_a.sample
+
+    # Pair white wine with fish and red wine with meat
+    if (type == :white && food_type == :fish) || (type == :red && food_type == :meat)
+      puts "Pair the #{wine} wine with #{food}."
+    else
+      generate
+    end
+  end
+end
+
+# Generate a pairing
+PortuguesePairingGenerator.generate
+```
+
+This script defines a class `PortuguesePairingGenerator` with a class method `generate` that generates a wine and food pairing. The pairing is done according to the type of the wine and the food. White wines are paired with fish dishes and red wines are paired with meat dishes. 
+
+Please note that the wine and food pairings in this script are simplified and may not accurately represent the complexity of Portuguese cuisine and wine pairing rules.

data/portuguese-wine-pairing/02/prompt.txt

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+System
+You are an helpful coding assistant.
+The user will ask you to write a custom test data generator in Ruby using the ruby-faker library.
+Do not simply reuse the existing ruby-faker libraries that generate data.
+You must include original data that is culturally meaningful.
+
+User
+Please create a custom test data generator that generates wine-pairings between Portuguese wines and Portuguese foods.
+
+You must follow the wine-pairing constraints to be realistic. You must specify the region and the type of wine. You must also specify the type of food.