io.github.mrslbt/japan-ux

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v2.0.0io.github.mrslbtUnknownUpdated 3mo agonpmGitHub

Japanese UI + UX correctness for AI coding agents — typography, forms, keigo, JLReq checks.

Japan Design — UI + UX correctness for AI coding agents. A front-end enforcer: point it at real CSS/markup and it scores your UI against the Japanese standard — typography (kinsoku, line-height, fonts), colour symbolism, font performance — with W3C JLReq / JIS X 4051 citations and fixes. Plus the full UX layer: forms (姓名/furigana), keigo, trust signals, legal, and seasonal design. Lead tool: —…

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Authorio.github.mrslbt
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Version2.0.0
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Dependencies✓ 60 resolved+ · none vulnerable
Tool surface11 tools · none privileged
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review_jp_uiNo description published

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generate_jp_formNo description published

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validate_jp_formNo description published

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generate_jp_placeholderNo description published

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suggest_keigo_levelNo description published

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score_japan_readinessNo description published

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transform_for_japanNo description published

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check_jp_typographyNo description published

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get_seasonal_contextNo description published

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audit_japan_uxNo description published

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design_direction_for_japanNo description published

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Japan Design — UI + UX correctness for AI coding agents. A front-end enforcer: point it at real CSS/markup and it scores your UI against the Japanese standard — typography (kinsoku, line-height, fonts), colour symbolism, font performance — with W3C JLReq / JIS X 4051 citations and fixes. Plus the full UX layer: forms (姓名/furigana), keigo, trust signals, legal, and seasonal design. Lead tool: ** — the front-end correctness enforcer (run it on any UI, including Western-built, before shipping to…

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