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i18n-readiness-review

Review a product/codebase for internationalization readiness before you localize. Use when asked if a product is ready to localize, to review i18n readiness, find hard-coded strings/locale bugs, or prep for going multilingual. Produces a readiness audit — externalized strings, locale-aware formatting, layout/expansion, encoding/RTL, and a prioritised list of i18n fixes to make before translation starts.

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# i18n Readiness Review Skill

Localizing a product that isn't *internationalized* fails expensively — translators hit hard-coded
strings, layouts break on longer languages, dates show in the wrong format, and RTL shatters the UI.
i18n is the engineering groundwork; localization is the content. This skill audits whether the product
is ready, so you fix the foundations *before* paying to translate into the cracks.

## Required Inputs

Ask for these only if they aren't already provided:

- **The product** — web/app/codebase, stack/framework (i18n tooling differs).
- **Target languages** — especially if any need RTL (Arabic/Hebrew), CJK (Chinese/Japanese/Korean), or are long (German/Finnish).
- **What you can share** — code snippets, UI screenshots, or a description of how strings/formatting are handled today.
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