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CLReq-backed Chinese web text, i18n, and focused layout checks for coding agents.
This skill helps Codex, Claude Code, and other coding agents that support the Agent Skills format review user-facing Chinese text in HTML, JSX, TSX, Vue, Svelte, Markdown, MDX, localization resources, and CSS. It reports concise findings with a suggested action, confidence level, and source citation.
Given a page containing:
<html lang="zh">
<p>今天下单, 明天发货.</p>
</html>and Chinese text rotated with CSS:
.vertical-label {
transform: rotate(90deg);
}ask the agent:
Use $clreq to review samples/web-smoke/index.html and samples/web-smoke/styles.css.
See the complete smoke sample and its expected review.
Install globally:
npx skills@latest add xfq/clreq-skills --skill clreq --globalInstall for the current project:
npx skills@latest add xfq/clreq-skills --skill clreqThe installable package is the self-contained skills/clreq/ directory.
Review selected files:
Use $clreq to review src/components/Checkout.tsx for Chinese text and layout issues.
Review the current change:
Use $clreq to review the files changed in the current diff.
Review the entire repository:
Use $clreq to scan this repository for Chinese text and layout issues.
The skill works from the files or diff already in scope by default. It scans the entire repository when explicitly requested, while excluding dependencies, generated files, caches, and build outputs unless they are included by the user.
The project separates the reusable rule package from agent-specific integration:
skills/clreq/: self-contained installable skill.rules/: authoring source for atomic rule cards.fixtures/: focused input and expected-review examples.schema/: JSON Schema for rule cards.adapters/: platform-specific development references.samples/: end-to-end review samples.
The root rules/, fixtures/, schema/, and reference adapter are the authoring sources. After changing them, update the packaged copies and verify that the installable skill remains synchronized:
./scripts/check-packaged-skill.shRules cite the sources they rely on. CLReq-backed rules link to Requirements for Chinese Text Layout or related W3C internationalization material. Web implementation guidance cites relevant HTML, CSS, Unicode, or other authoritative sources.
This project uses the W3C Software and Document License. See LICENSE.md.