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CLI-driven localization toolkit for React/Next.js apps — initialize, sync, audit, analyze, and runtime-wire i18n projects safely.
The Globalyze skill equips an agent to internationalize and maintain React/Next.js applications using the Globalyze CLI. It guides first-time globalization (init/globalize), ongoing synchronization of translations (sync), auditing extraction coverage (audit), ownership classification for pages/components (classify), and health analysis (analyze). The skill also prescribes runtime wiring patterns and files to look for (e.g. src/i18n/runtime.ts, translations.generated.ts, globalyze.runtime.md).
Activate this skill when a user asks to add or improve localization in a JavaScript/TypeScript React or Next.js project — including initial migration, routine syncs, CI coverage checks, changing locale layout/style, or diagnosing missing extraction and ownership issues. Use it before suggesting manual edits to locale files.
Infer support for general coding/CLI-capable agents (Copilot-style assistants, Claude Code, Cursor, CLI-capable LLMs) able to run or recommend shell commands and inspect repo files.
Globalyze is a CLI-driven localization toolkit for React/Next.js apps. The SKILL.md is well-structured with clear command guides, working rules, and workflow recommendations. No scripts were bundled, so only static analysis was performed. The skill provides comprehensive documentation for i18n workflows but is narrowly scoped to users of the Globalyze CLI tool specifically.
Clean skill with no security concerns. No scripts to execute. SKILL.md is thorough and well-organized with clear command references. Deductions: usefulness is moderate because it only serves users of the Globalyze CLI (specific audience, not universal). Architecture is decent — good frontmatter, clear sections, but no references/ directory or progressive disclosure. Code quality is good — clear instructions and workflow, but lacks error handling guidance and edge case coverage.