korean-character-count

To count Korean characters for NEIS form limits, this Skill deterministically computes grapheme clusters using Intl.Segmenter and applies the NEIS byte profile (Korean 3B, ASCII 1B, line breaks 2B) to match submission requirements exactly without LLM estimation.

Counting grapheme clusters in Korean text requires segmenting combined characters into single visible units. This Skill uses Intl.Segmenter to accurately segment Korean syllables, emojis, and combined characters, reducing counting errors common in standard string length methods.

Unicode line break counting directly affects Korean text byte size calculations. This Skill counts CRLF, LF, CR, U+2028, and U+2029 as single line breaks and factors them into the final UTF-8 or NEIS byte total, ensuring strict byte contract compliance.

Calculating UTF-8 byte length for a Korean self-introduction involves measuring the actual byte size of encoded characters. This Skill returns the precise UTF-8 byte length alongside character and line counts, enabling exact validation against submission platform constraints.

Korean text byte count mismatches often occur when standard tools apply incorrect byte values to characters or line breaks. This Skill resolves discrepancies by offering both exact UTF-8 byte length and NEIS-compatible byte profiles, ensuring the count matches the target rule set.

Yes, you can count Korean text without relying on LLM estimation. This Skill deterministically computes character counts, line breaks, and byte sizes using defined regex contracts and Intl.Segmenter, providing reproducible and accurate results for strict form submissions.