Alvin Bellero

Automate i18n and localization workflows — extract hardcoded strings, generate translation keys, manage locale files, audit coverage, and validate consistency across languages. Use this skill whenever the user mentions i18n, l10n, internationalization, localization, translations, locale files, or says things like "extract strings", "add i18n support", "support multiple languages", "translate my app", "missing translations", "hardcoded text", or works with files like en.json, messages.json, or frameworks like next-intl, react-i18next, vue-i18n, i18next, or Flutter's ARB files. When in doubt — if language support or translation is anywhere in the conversation — load this skill.

Ingest any API spec, OpenAPI/Swagger file, SDK docs, or library README and become a grounded expert on it — answering questions, generating code, and validating usage strictly from the source, never from training-data guesses. Use this skill whenever the user uploads or pastes an API spec, OpenAPI/Swagger JSON or YAML, SDK docs, a library README, a changelog, or says things like "here are the docs", "use this spec", "this is our internal API", "the library updated", or "help me integrate this". Also trigger when the user asks Claude to generate a client, write typed models, produce curl examples, build a Postman collection, or validate existing code against a spec. When in doubt — if there's a spec or doc anywhere in the conversation — load this skill.

Enforces correct ZIP folder structure when Claude produces a ZIP file. Use this skill when the user explicitly asks for a ZIP, a downloadable archive, or says things like "zip it up", "package this", "make it downloadable", "export as ZIP". Do NOT trigger this skill proactively — only activate when a ZIP is the agreed delivery format. When files are being updated after an initial ZIP, do not re-ZIP automatically; follow the partial update rules instead.