takazudo/w-update-wording-rule
skills/w-update-wording-rule/SKILL.md
Add or update wording rules (表記ルール) in the w repo's vocabulary-rule.md files. Use when: (1) User says 'add wording rule', 'update wording rule', '表記ルール追加', (2) User wants to add a kanji/hiragana usage rule, (3) User provides a rule like 'X should be Y' with examples.
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add takazudo/claude-resources w-update-wording-ruleInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- w-update-wording-rule
- description:
- Add or update wording rules (表記ルール) in the w repo's vocabulary-rule.md files. Use when: (1) User says 'add wording rule', 'update wording rule', '表記ルール追加', (2) User wants to add a kanji/hiragana usage rule, (3) User provides a rule like 'X should be Y' with examples.
- user-invocable:
- true
- argument-hint:
- rule description (e.g., ふうに should be 風に)
Update Wording Rule
Add a new wording rule to all 4 vocabulary-rule.md files in the w repo.
Target Files
All 4 files must be updated identically:
$HOME/repos/w/cg/doc/docs/overview/vocabulary-rule.md$HOME/repos/w/esa/doc/docs/overview/vocabulary-rule.md$HOME/repos/w/message/doc/docs/overview/vocabulary-rule.md$HOME/repos/w/zpaper/doc/docs/overview/vocabulary-rule.md
Process
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Read the argument to understand the new rule. Expect format like:
ふうに should be 風に そういうふうに → そういう風に そういうふうな → そういう風なThe first line is the rule summary. Following lines are examples.
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Read one of the target files to understand current structure and the last rule entry.
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Compose a new rule section matching the existing format. Each rule section has:
###heading with the word pair (e.g.,### 「ふうに」と「風に」)- One-sentence explanation of when to use which form
- Markdown code block with
<!-- ✅ Good -->and<!-- ❌ Bad -->examples **判断基準:**section with bullet points summarizing the decision criteria
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Append the new section to the end of each target file. Use the Edit tool on all 4 files.
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Report what was added.
Example Output Section
For a rule "ふうに should be 風に":
### 「風に」と「ふうに」
「風に」「風な」と漢字で表記する。「ふうに」「ふうな」とひらがなで書かない。
\`\`\`markdown
<!-- ✅ Good -->
そういう風に考えると、別の方法が良いかもしれません。
そういう風な書き方をする場合は注意が必要です。
<!-- ❌ Bad -->
そういうふうに考えると、別の方法が良いかもしれません。
そういうふうな書き方をする場合は注意が必要です。
\`\`\`
**判断基準:**
- 「〜風に」「〜風な」「〜風だ」→ 漢字「風」を使用
Important
- Keep the same Docusaurus frontmatter and existing content intact
- The new rule is appended at the end of the file
- All 4 files must have identical content after the update
- Write the explanation and examples in Japanese
- If the user provides examples, use them. If not, generate appropriate ones
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