Standardize adjective entries for je-dict-1 with required forms and usage distinctions.
npx skills add https://github.com/tkgally/je-dict-1 --skill adjective-entry
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: adjective-entry Source: https://github.com/tkgally/je-dict-1/tree/main/.claude/skills/adjective-entry Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tkgally/je-dict-1 --skill adjective-entry
This Skill defines the requirements for creating or revising adjective entries in je-dict-1, covering forms, conjugations, predicate vs. modifier usage, and similar word distinctions.
Follow these guidelines to create or revise an adjective entry with full forms, conjugations, usage notes, and distinctions.
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Standardize Japanese adjective entries by enforcing required forms, conjugations, and usage distinctions. Apply consistent guidelines across i-adjectives and na-adjectives, including predicate versus modifier usage and related word distinctions, during entry creation or revision.
I-adjectives and na-adjectives require explicit, distinct rules within dictionary entries. Adjective-entry enforces separate conjugation patterns and usage guidelines for each type to ensure accurate representation and uniform quality across the dictionary pipeline.
Add usage notes for predicate versus modifier forms by following the structured notes template provided by adjective-entry. This validates entry notes, tags, and example structures to ensure correct usage distinctions are captured during entry creation.
Yes, you can use adjective-entry to revise existing entries in je-dict-1. It validates existing entry notes, tags, and example structures against consistent guidelines, ensuring uniform quality and integration with the dictionary pipeline during updates.
A complete Japanese adjective dictionary entry requires consistent FORMS, CONJUGATION, and USAGE sections. Adjective-entry enforces these required sections across all entries, providing a structured notes template and example formats to ensure high-quality integration.
Japanese adjective dictionary entries fail validation when they lack required forms, conjugations, or usage distinctions. Adjective-entry enforces consistent guidelines across i-adjectives and na-adjectives, validating entry notes, tags, and example structures to prevent integration failures.
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