language-conventions-source-en-docs-br

To enforce Brazilian Portuguese for documentation, apply language-conventions rules that map docstrings and user-facing docs to Portuguese while keeping identifiers and source code in English, providing examples and checklists for consistency.

Brazilian Portuguese applies to docstrings, product docs, user-facing docs, inline comments, and commit messages, while English applies to source code identifiers, parameters, and settings to maintain code readability.

Standardize commit message language conventions by applying rules that enforce Brazilian Portuguese for commit messages while maintaining English for source code, ensuring repository-wide consistency through actionable checklists.

Yes, language conventions support frontmatter-based discovery via name and description in SKILL.md, allowing repository-wide consistency checks to automatically apply Brazilian Portuguese and English mappings across artifacts.

The best way to onboard new contributors is applying language-conventions rules that provide practical examples, best practices, and checklists defining when to use Brazilian Portuguese versus English across project artifacts.

Keeping source code identifiers in English maintains code readability and interoperability while Brazilian Portuguese documentation ensures local team comprehension, balancing global coding standards with regional accessibility.