IGOOR
Official@igoor-noprofit · France
The non-profit IGOOR association develops, distributes, and promotes eye-tracking communication tools and software
Agent Skills by IGOOR
Showing 3 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
add-language
Add a new language translation to the IGOOR application across locale files, plugins, and settings.
manage-translations
Update and create JSON translation files for IGOOR plugins and app locales.
always-test-frontend-changes
Test Vue frontend changes in a browser before confirming they work.
Frequently Asked Questions About IGOOR
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with IGOOR's skills?▼
You can add new languages and locales to the IGOOR eye-tracking application, update or create translations based on the French source of truth, and browser-test frontend changes to Vue components, templates, and CSS before confirming they work.
Who are IGOOR's skills designed for?▼
They target developers and translators contributing to IGOOR, the non-profit association that develops, distributes, and promotes eye-tracking communication software. Contributors handling internationalization, translation maintenance, or frontend Vue development benefit most.
How do I add a new language to the IGOOR application?▼
Invoke the add-language skill with a locale code and language name, for example /add-language es_ES Spanish or /add-language de_DE German. The skill uses Read, Write, Edit, Glob, Grep, and Bash permissions to integrate the new locale.
What is the source of truth for IGOOR translations?▼
French is the source of truth. The manage-translations skill updates existing language translations or creates entirely new language translations based on the French reference, covering both missing strings in current languages and brand-new locales.
How should frontend changes be validated in IGOOR?▼
The always-test-frontend-changes skill requires testing any modification to Vue components, templates, or CSS directly in the browser before confirming the changes work, ensuring visual and functional correctness of the eye-tracking interface.