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market

Internationalization and accessibility audit - scan for hardcoded text, check i18n coverage, run WCAG 2.1 accessibility audit. Use when user says "go to market", "i18n check", "accessibility audit", "translation check", or wants to prepare app for international users.

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SKILL.md

Market Skill

Prepare the application for international markets with i18n and accessibility checks.

When to Use

  • Preparing for international launch
  • Adding new language support
  • Accessibility compliance check
  • Before major releases

Workflow

Step 1: i18n Scan

  1. Search for hardcoded text in components:

    • JSX text content
    • Placeholder attributes
    • Title attributes
    • Alt text (check if translatable)
  2. Check for i18n usage patterns:

    • t() or useTranslation hooks
    • Translation file coverage
    • Missing translation keys
  3. Report hardcoded strings that need i18n

Step 2: Launch i18n Translator Agent

Spawn i18n-locale-translator agent to:

  • Extract hardcoded text
  • Create translation keys
  • Generate locale files (en, jp, etc.)
  • Update components with translation hooks

Step 3: Accessibility Audit

Launch accessibility-auditor agent for WCAG 2.1 Level AA:

  • Alt text on images
  • Color contrast ratios
  • Keyboard navigation
  • ARIA labels and roles
  • Form accessibility
  • Focus management

Step 4: Update Audit Documents

Update _AUDIT/ACCESSIBILITY.md with findings.

Output Format

## Market Readiness Check

### i18n Status
- Hardcoded strings found: X
- Translation coverage: X%
- Missing translations: [list]

### Accessibility (WCAG 2.1 AA)
Score: X/10
- Critical issues: X
- High priority: X
- Medium priority: X

### Recommendations
- [Action items]

Updated: _AUDIT/ACCESSIBILITY.md

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