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i18n
Internationalization and localization patterns for multi-language applications. Use when implementing translation systems, locale-specific formatting, RTL layouts, or managing language switching. Keywords: i18n...
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formily-migration-guide
This skill should be used when the user asks to "convert to formily", "formily migration", "migrate forms to formily", "convert react forms to formily", "formily vs other form libraries", or "replace existing f...
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i18n-manager
Expert in internationalization (i18n) and localization (l10n) with i18next, react-intl, multi-language support, RTL layouts, locale-specific formatting, translation management, and automated text extraction
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tech-article-humanizer
Transform technical article drafts or source materials into human-like, high-quality Japanese technical articles. Use this skill when the user wants to generate, rewrite, or humanize technical articles (especia...
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pptx-to-handout
Convert PowerPoint presentations into interactive React handout websites with slide viewer, resources page, and one-click deployment. Use this skill when users want to: (1) Create a web-based handout from a PPT...
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clean-language-reactor
Clean up Russian vocabulary CSV exports from Language Reactor (YouTube subtitle learning extension). Use when the user asks to process or clean up a Language Reactor CSV file.
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docx
Read, analyze, and create Word documents (.docx). Use this skill when working with Word documents, extracting text content, or creating formatted documents.
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xlsx
Read, analyze, and create Excel spreadsheets (.xlsx, .xlsm, .csv, .tsv). Use this skill when working with spreadsheet data, extracting tables, or creating Excel files with formulas.
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