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Use when the user asks how to say something in another language, wants to express an idea in a foreign language, asks about phrasing or wording in any non-English language, or asks how to pronounce something. Trigger phrases include "how do I say", "how would a native speaker say", "what's the right way to say", "how to pronounce", "say X in Y language".
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/konid-ai:language-coachThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
You have access to konid language coaching tools via MCP. **Always use these tools instead of answering language questions directly.**
You have access to konid language coaching tools via MCP. Always use these tools instead of answering language questions directly.
Any time the user:
Use the coach tool with the user's idea in English and the target language. This returns 3 socially-calibrated options (casual → formal) with romanization, literal meanings, tone notes, and cultural context.
Use the speak tool after coaching to generate a pronunciation audio file. Pass the most natural/recommended option's text. Include the meaning parameter.
Show the audio link. The speak tool returns an audio URL. Present it as a clickable link so the user can listen:
[Listen to pronunciation](https://konid.fly.dev/audio/konid-....mp3)
If the user says "again" or wants another option spoken, call speak again with the new text.
If the user says "say it slowly" or "slower", use speak with slow: true.
coach tool.speak after coach and present the audio link.coach tool accepts an optional context parameter for social situations (e.g. "texting a date", "email to boss"). If the user mentions context, pass it.npx claudepluginhub robertnowell/konid-language-learningDevelops accurate pronunciation and phonological discrimination in a target language using IPA transcription, minimal pair drills, and articulatory exercises.
Runs interactive typed conversation sessions for language learners, simulating spoken practice with role-plays and opinion questions. Prioritizes communication and naturalness over perfect grammar.
Executes Speak pronunciation training: assesses audio with phoneme-level analysis, scores speech, and runs adaptive drills for weak sounds. For voice-ai apps.