analyze-localization-files
Analyze differences between English master i18n file and target language files using the project's check-i18n tool. Builds task manifests with missing keys and English values for translation work.
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Analyze differences between English master i18n file and target language files using the project's check-i18n tool. Builds task manifests with missing keys and English values for translation work.
Determine if a string value should be translated or left as-is. Use when filtering localization keys, validating translation files, or building translation task lists.
Validate that a translation is acceptable by checking placeholder preservation, length, encoding, and common errors. Use when reviewing translations or validating i18n file updates.
Translate English text to a target language while preserving placeholders and formatting. Use when translating UI strings, i18n values, or localizing content.
Generate a coverage report for all localization files using the project's check-i18n tool. Use when auditing translation completeness or identifying languages needing attention.
Update a JSON localization file with additions and deletions while preserving formatting. Use when modifying i18n translation files or syncing localization keys.
Run the TMI comprehensive test suite including unit tests, integration tests, API tests, and CATS security fuzzing. Use when asked to run tests, verify code changes, or check for regressions.
Run the TMI comprehensive test suite against Oracle ADB (OCI) including unit tests, integration tests, API tests, and CATS security fuzzing. Use when asked to run tests against Oracle database.
Interact with the TMI PostgreSQL database for queries and administration. Use when asked to show data, check tables, or run SQL queries.
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