What problem does it solve? Spanish UI copy often defaults to masculine generic forms ("Bienvenido", "todos los usuarios") that exclude non-male and non-binary users. This Skill provides concrete rewriting rules, tables, and audit commands to make Spanish user-facing strings inclusive without sounding forced. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Rewriting strategies: Substitution tables for neutral collective nouns, epicene nouns, gender-free constructions, infinitive/subjunctive phrasing, and person-first language ("persona que consume" instead of "adicto"). - Android string auditing: grep commands to locate masculine generics in strings.xml and Kotlin UI files, plus a reporting template for findings. - Context-specific guidance: Examples for buttons, TTS prompts, motivational messages, notifications, and ASSIST results, tuned for a 15-25 year old audience with tuteo and no diminutives. - Use Case: While editing app/src/main/res/values/strings.xml, replace "Bienvenido a Solvyx" with "Te damos la bienvenida a Solvyx" and audit the file for remaining gendered adjectives. ## Quick Start Review the Spanish strings in my Android project and rewrite any gendered or masculine-generic copy using inclusive alternatives.
