@maltjoy/mcp-server 0.3.2 → 0.5.0-beta.0

package/dist/doc/zeroheight/guidelines/5193537/pillars.md

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+### Joy pillars
+
+Here are the 4 pillars defining Joy. ☝️ Don’t forget UXW pillars as well. They’re the fundamentals.
+
+#### Customised
+
+Ditch the generic content. Be mindful of the user’s profile, context and needs and embrace dynamic content.
+
+- Do: Landing page - Address the user by their name, engage with them.
+- Don't: Landing - Use a standard and generic address.
+
+#### Time-sensitive
+
+Ditch the generic content (again). Take the user’s context into account to build experiences that are rooted in the present.
+
+- Do: Empty state - no task yet
+- Do: Empty state - project ongoing + all tasks completed
+- Do: Empty state - Project done and all tasks completed
+- Don't: Generic empty state
+
+#### Attentive to details
+
+It’s the little things that count. Add light touches of joy in unexpected places to make the experience smoother.
+
+- Do: null
+
+#### Bold
+
+Think outside the box and feel free to go all in (especially on the freelancer’s side). Track the impact and iterate if needed. 💡 Use writing techniques such as rhymes, consonance, alliteration, idioms and expressions, or play on words.
+
+- Do: Interruption - Pricing plan action blocker
+- Do: Promotional banner - Business referral
+
+### UX Writing pillars
+
+Just a reminder of the basics. Whenever you create product content, make sure that it is:
+
+- Clear
+- Concise
+- Useful
+- Consistent
+- Accessible
+- Conversational
+- Positive
+- Branded
+
+☝️ Depending on your context, you may have to compromise on one or several of these pillars.
+
+*Ex: Educating users about complex concepts should be extremely clear and useful, but can't be as concise as we'd like.*

package/dist/doc/zeroheight/guidelines/5196622/dutch.md

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+### Active and passive voice
+
+#### Rule of thumb: Use the active voice.
+
+Most of the time, we'll use the active voice to:
+
+- Remove any confusion;
+- Increase readability;
+- Emphasise the subject of the sentence.
+
+💡Look for who did it, if you don't have an active subject to your sentence, it's likely to be passive. Use Grammarly, it has a pretty solid passive voice radar!
+
+✅ Je moet je beschikbaarheid bijwerken.
+
+❌ Je beschikbaarheid moet bijgewerkt worden.
+
+#### Exception: Use of the passive voice
+
+The passive voice can be used to emphasise the process, action, or object of the sentence rather than the subject.
+
+✅ Je factuur wordt binnen 3 werkdagen betaald.
+
+### Tenses
+
+#### Rule of thumb: Use the present
+
+Use the present tense to describe the action in progress and anchor your content in your user's current situation.
+
+#### Exceptions: past and future
+
+Most of the time, past and future tenses are used in combination with the present or with each other to talk about a consequence or a logical causal chain.
+
+Example:
+
+✅ Je sollicitatie is verzonden en zal door ons team beoordeeld worden.
+
+✅ Je opdrachtgever heeft het activiteitenrapport goedgekeurd. Je wordt binnen 3 werkdagen betaald.
+
+✅ Je offerte is goedgekeurd. Je kunt nu met de opdracht beginnen.

package/dist/doc/zeroheight/guidelines/5196622/english.md

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+### **Active and passive voice**
+
+#### **Rule of thumb: Use the active voice.**
+
+Most of the time, we'll use the active voice to:
+
+- Remove any confusion;
+- Increase readability;
+- Emphasize the subject of the sentence.
+
+💡Look for who did it, if you don't have an active subject to your sentence, it's likely to be passive. Use Grammarly, it has a pretty solid passive voice radar!
+
+#### Exception: Use of the passive voice
+
+The passive voice can be used to emphasise the process, action, or object of the sentence rather than the subject.
+
+- Do: null
+- Don't: null
+
+### Tenses
+
+#### Rule of thumb: Use the present
+
+Privilégie le présent pour décrire l'action en cours et ancrer ton content dans la situation actuelle de ton utilisateur.
+
+#### Exceptions: past and future
+
+Most of the time, past and future tenses are used in combination with the present or with each other to talk about a consequence or a logical causal chain.
+
+Example:
+
+- Your application has been sent and will be reviewed by our team.

package/dist/doc/zeroheight/guidelines/5196622/french.md

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+### Verb moods
+
+In French, verbs can be used in an impersonal mode, such as the infinitive, or personal, such as the imperative. Both have a specific use:
+
+- Infinitive: neutral, descriptive instructions (such as CTAs)
+- Imperative: direct address, prescriptive instructions (such as tips)
+
+#### Imperative (-ez)
+
+Sometimes, it is necessary to clarify a step or provide more contextual information to the user. The textual elements used for this are typically longer, and constitute complete sentences.
+
+The imperative mode expresses an order or encouragement, and it has a prescriptive or engaging value.
+
+> Use the imperative only in the second person plural to **address the user directly and guide them explicitly** or provide them with information.
+
+#### Infinitive (-er)
+
+Most of the textual elements of an interface allow the user to navigate the product or interact with it. These elements are typically very short (a few words) and do not constitute complete sentences.
+
+The infinitive mode has a neutral, descriptive, and distant value.
+
+> Use the infinitive when it is not necessary to address the user directly to provide them with simple directions.
+
+- Do: CTA:
+Déposer un projet
+Trouver un freelance
+Valider le devis
+- Don't: CTA:
+Déposez un projet
+Trouvez un freelance
+Validez le devis
+
+#### 🚧 Preferred mood per component
+
+|  | **Infinitive** | **Imperative** | **Comment** |
+| Button (CTA) | YES | NO |  |
+| Toggle | YES | NO |  |
+| Opt-in/Opt-out | YES | NO |  |
+| Stepper | SOMETIMES | NO | In stepper labels, we can use infinitives but will mostly use nouns (ex: Introduction, Brief description, etc.) |
+| Titles | YES | SOMETIMES | In titles, we mostly use nouns or the infinitives but can use the imperative in key screens to convey more Joy. |
+### Active form VS passive form
+
+As a rule of thumb, you always want to use the** active form** over the passive form in French. It’s just better if you want to engage the reader.
+
+Most of the time, we'll use the active voice to:
+
+- Remove any confusion
+- Increase readability
+- Emphasise the subject of the sentence
+
+💡 if you’re unsure whether you’re writing a sentence in an active or a passive form, look for who is doing the action: if you don't have an active subject to your sentence, it's likely to be passive.
+
+✅ Les freelances vous contacteront via Malt.
+
+❌ Vous serez contacté par les freelances via Malt.
+
+#### Exception: Use of the passive voice
+
+The passive voice can be used to emphasise the process, action, or object of the sentence rather than the subject.
+
+✅ Votre facture sera émise dès que vous aurez validé la mission.

package/dist/doc/zeroheight/guidelines/5196622/german.md

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+### Active and passive voice
+
+#### Rule of thumb: Use the active voice
+
+Most of the time, we'll use the active voice to:
+
+- Remove any confusion;
+- Increase readability;
+- Emphasise the subject of the sentence.
+
+💡Look for *who* did it. If you don't have an *active subject* to your sentence, it's likely to be passive. Use Grammarly, it has a pretty solid passive voice radar!
+
+✅ Wir zahlen Dir 5% für jedes abgeschlossene Projekt!
+
+❌ Dir werden 5% für jedes abgeschlossene Projekt gezahlt!
+
+#### Exception: Use of the passive voice
+
+The passive voice can be used to emphasise the *process*, *action*, or *object* of the sentence rather than the subject.
+
+✅ Diese E-Mail-Adresse wird bereits verwendet
+
+✅ Diese Referenznummer wird auf Ihrer Rechnung angezeigt
+
+### Tenses
+
+#### Rule of thumb: Use the present
+
+Use the present tense to describe the action in progress and anchor your content in your user’s current situation.
+
+#### Exceptions: past and future
+
+Most of the time, past and future tenses are used in combination with the present or with each other to talk about a consequence or a logical causal chain.
+
+**Examples:**
+
+- Deine Bewerbung wurde übermittelt und wird von unserem Team geprüft.
+- Der Auftraggeber hat Dein Angebot angenommen. Das Projekt wird bald starten.
+- Unser Zahlungsdienstleister war nicht in der Lage, Dein Unternehmen zu verifizieren. Wir benötigen die Erklärung der wirtschaftlichen Eigentümer Deines Unternehmens.

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package/dist/doc/zeroheight/guidelines/5196622/spanish.md

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+### Active and passive voice
+
+In Spanish, use the active voice. Most of the time, we will choose the active voice to:
+
+- Eliminate any confusion.
+- Increase readability.
+- Emphasise the subject of the sentence.
+
+💡 Tip: Look for the subject at the beginning of the sentence, who carried out the main action. If you don't have an active subject in your sentence, you are likely using the passive voice. Use Grammarly, it has a pretty solid passive voice radar!
+
+#### **Exception**: Use of the passive voice
+
+The passive voice can be useful to highlight the process, the action, or the object of the sentence rather than the subject. This is especially relevant in contexts where the agent is unknown or irrelevant to the message being conveyed.
+
+✅ Se ha producido un error, inténtalo de nuevo más tarde.
+
+✅ Tu solicitud será procesada en unos minutos.
+
+❌ El técnico ha procesado la información.
+
+❌ Yo te envié el paquete ayer.
+
+### Tenses
+
+In Spanish, use the present indicative to describe ongoing actions and anchor the content to the user's current situation.
+
+#### **Excepciones:** pasado y futuro
+
+Most of the time, past and future tenses are used in combination with the present or with each other to talk about a consequence or a logical causal chain. These tenses help establish a clear temporal context and guide the user through processes or events that involve different time points.
+
+✅ Tu solicitud está siendo procesada.
+
+✅ Tu solicitud ha sido enviada y será revisada por nuestro equipo.
+
+❌ Tu solicitud fue enviada.
+
+❌ Tu solicitud será enviada.

package/dist/doc/zeroheight/guidelines/5196627/dutch.md

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+## General rules
+
+- Use sentence case (only the first letter of the first word is capitalised).
+- Capitalise proper nouns everywhere
+- Capitalise “New Work Order” and the “Future of Work”
+
+**DO**
+
+- Vind de beste freelancers op Malt
+
+**DON’T**
+
+- Vind De Beste Freelancers Op Malt
+
+## Capitalization after colons (:)
+
+Capitalise words after colons ONLY if it begins a complete sentence or with a proper noun.
+
+**DO**
+
+- Malt staat voor: vreugde, community, ambitie en het maken van je eigen keuzes.
+- Het regende de hele dag: Iedere Malter bleef tijdens de lunch binnen.
+
+**DON’T**
+
+- Malt staat voor: Vreugde, community, ambitie en het maken van je eigen keuzes.
+- Het regende de hele dag: iedere Malter bleef tijdens de lunch binnen.
+
+## Titles
+
+- Capitalise only the first letter of the first word;
+- Capitalise proper nouns everywhere;
+- Capitalise “New Work Order” and the “Future of Work”.
+
+**DO**
+
+- Vind de beste freelancers op Malt
+
+**DON’T**
+
+- Vind De Beste Freelancers Op Malt
+
+## Brand
+
+Use capitals
+
+✅ Malt
+
+## Team names
+
+Use capitals for each word composing the name of the team.
+
+✅ Product Design-team
+
+## Pages, products & features
+
+Use sentence case and capitalise product section pages
+
+✅ Zoeken en Malt Plus zijn twee manieren om in contact te komen met de meest getalenteerde freelancers.
+
+✅ Je kunt de status van je opdracht volgen in Mijn Opdrachten.

package/dist/doc/zeroheight/guidelines/5196627/english.md

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+## General rules
+
+- **Use sentence case** (only the first letter of the first word is capitalized).
+- Capitalize proper nouns everywhere
+- Capitalize “New Work Order” and the “Future of Work”
+
+- Do:  Make technical topics accessible with quality content
+- Don't:  Make Technical Topics Accessible with Quality Content
+
+- Do: Malt lives by four main values: joy, community, ambition and owning one’s choices.
+It rained all day: Every Malter stayed at the office for lunch.
+- Don't: Malt lives by four main values: Joy, community, ambition and owning one’s choices.
+It rained all day: every malter stayed at the office for lunch.
+
+Capitalization after colons (:)
+
+- Capitalize words after colons **ONLY** if it begins a complete sentence or with a proper noun.
+
+- Do: Malt lives by four main values: joy, community, ambition and owning one’s choices.
+It rained all day: Every Malter stayed at the office for lunch.
+- Don't: Malt lives by four main values: Joy, community, ambition and owning one’s choices.
+It rained all day: every malter stayed at the office for lunch.
+
+## Titles
+
+- **Capitalize only the first letter of the first word;**
+- Capitalize proper nouns everywhere;
+- Capitalize “New Work Order” and the “Future of Work”.
+
+- Do:  Make technical topics accessible with quality content
+- Don't:  Make Technical Topics Accessible with Quality Content
+
+## Brand
+
+- Use capitals
+
+✅ Malt
+
+## Team names
+
+- Use capitals for each word composing the name of the team.
+
+✅ Product Design team
+
+## Products & features
+
+- Use sentence case and capitalize product feature names.
+
+✅ Search and Malt Plus are two ways to get in touch with the most talented freelancers.

package/dist/doc/zeroheight/guidelines/5196627/french.md

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+## General rules
+
+- Use sentence case (only the first letter of the first word is capitalised)
+- Capitalise proper nouns everywhere, including names and brand names
+- Capitalise “New Work Order” and the “Future of Work”
+- Capitalise the name of a people if it is used as a noun
+- Don’t capitalise the name of a people if it is used as an adjective
+- Capitalise book titles and newspaper names (e.g. Le Monde)
+
+**DO**
+
+- Trouvez le freelance idéal en quelques clics
+- Les Américains regardent un film italien.
+
+**DON’T**
+
+- Trouvez Le Freelance Idéal en Quelques Clics
+- Les américains regardent un film italien.
+
+## Accents and capitalization
+
+Use accents on capitalised letters, except if it is an acronym
+
+**DO**
+
+- À bientôt
+- Évitez de proposer un tarif trop bas
+- Elle a fait ses études à HEC
+
+**DON’T**
+
+- A bientôt
+- Evitez de proposer un tarif trop bas
+- Elle a fait ses études à HÉC
+
+## Colons (:) and capitalization
+
+Do not capitalise words after colons, except of course if the following word is a proper noun, or the beginning of a quote.
+
+**DO**
+
+- Chez Malt, nous faisons vivre les valeurs suivantes : la joie, la communauté, l’ambition et l’engagement.
+- Le client Jean est formel : Malt lui apporte des solutions qu’il ne trouve pas ailleurs.
+
+**DON’T**
+
+- Chez Malt, nous faisons vivre les valeurs suivantes : La joie, la communauté, l’ambition et l’engagement.
+- Le client Jean est formel : malt lui apporte des solutions qu’il ne trouve pas ailleurs.
+
+## Job titles and capitalization
+
+Do not capitalise job titles in French, neither in plain text, nor for paragraph titles.
+
+If the job title is in English, however, please follow the [English style guide](https://zeroheight.com/7f23e1b50/p/24963a-grammar--mechanics/b/337b87/t/409c5c).
+
+**DO**
+
+- Trouvez un expert comptable sur Malt
+- Chercher un développeur web
+
+**DON’T**
+
+- Trouvez un Expert Comptable sur Malt
+- Chercher un Développeur Web
+
+## Team names and capitalization
+
+Do not use capitals for the words composing the name of a team.
+
+**DO**
+
+- L’équipe marketing
+- Les membres du service client
+
+**DON’T**
+
+- L’équipe Marketing
+- Les membres du Service client
+
+### Pages, products and features capitalization
+
+Use sentence case and capitalise product section pages.
+
+**DO**
+
+- Grâce à Malt Plus, notre solution de sourcing avancé, nous vous trouvons les meilleurs profils pour votre projet.
+
+**DON’T**
+
+- Grâce à malt plus, notre solution de sourcing avancé, nous vous trouvons les meilleurs profils pour votre projet.
+
+## Diplomas and capitalization
+
+Use a capital letter for the first letter of the diploma, because it is a proper noun.
+
+Do not use quotation marks.
+
+**DO**
+
+- Compétences acquises avec la formation Développeur web
+- Le diplôme Chef de projet digital
+
+**DON’T**
+
+- Compétences acquises avec la formation développeur Web
+- Le diplôme « Chef de Projet Digital »
+
+## Brand and capitalization
+
+Use capital letters for all brand names.
+
+**DO**
+
+- L’équipe Malt
+- Étude de cas du client Siemens
+
+**DON’T**
+
+- L’équipe malt
+- Étude de cas du client siemens
+
+#### ALL CAPS
+
+As a general rule of thumb, avoid writing in ALL CAPS in French. It just looks like you’re shouting at the reader, and you don’t want to do that.

package/dist/doc/zeroheight/guidelines/5196627/german.md

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+## General rules
+
+- Use sentence case
+- Capitalise proper nouns everywhere
+- Capitalise “New Work Order” and the “Future of Work”
+
+## DACH-specific rules
+
+Capitalisation applies to the following four areas:
+
+### **Beginning of a sentence**
+
+Always capitalise the first letter of the first word of a sentence.
+
+💡 At Malt, titles and headings are treated in the same way as sentences.
+
+### **Nouns and “nounifications”**
+
+Nouns and “nounifications” can often be recognised by a preceding article or declined adjective, or if such a word can be inserted.
+
+**Examples:**
+
+- Mir macht Arbeiten bei Malt spaß
+- Bei Malt zu arbeiten macht Spaß
+- Das Beste daran? Für diese Malt Projekte gibt es eine reduzierte Provision.
+
+### **Proper nouns**
+
+Proper names (e.g. a person, a company, a country, an institution, etc.) are capitalised.
+
+**Examples:**
+
+- Malt ist unter anderem in Europa und den VS aktiv
+- Das Unternehmen ist Teil der L’Oréal-Gruppe
+
+### **Direct address**
+
+We capitalise the personal pronouns “Du/Dich/Dir/Dein” and “Sie/Ihr/Ihnen”.
+
+**Examples:**
+
+- Bitte wende Dich an unser Support-Team
+- Wir helfen Ihnen gerne weiter
+
+## Capitalisation after colons (:)
+
+Capitalise words ONLY if the colon is followed by a complete sentence or a noun/proper noun.
+
+✅ Do
+
+- Der Ton unserer Inhalte entspricht die Grundwerte von Malt: positiv, community-orientiert, ambitioniert und selbstbestimmt.
+- Es regnete den ganzen Tag: Alle Malter blieben zum Mittagessen im Büro.
+
+❌ **Don't**
+
+- Der Ton unserer Inhalte entspricht die Grundwerte von Malt: Positiv, community-orientiert, ambitioniert und selbstbestimmt.
+- Es regnete den ganzen Tag: alle Malter blieben zum Mittagessen im Büro.
+
+## Titles and headings
+
+The general rules described above apply to headings. A heading does NOT end with a period unless it consists of two short sentences.
+
+✅ Do
+
+- Mache technische Themen mit hochwertigen Inhalten zugänglich
+- Talente? Haben wir viele.
+
+❌ **Don't**
+
+- Mache Technische Themen mit Hochwertigen Inhalten Zugänglich
+- Talente? Haben wir viele
+
+## Emails
+
+In emails, the first word following the comma after the salutation is written in *lower case* unless it is a (proper) noun or personal pronoun.
+
+✅ Do
+
+Guten Tag,
+
+in der Anlage finden Sie die Rechnung für das folgende Projekt: “XYZ”
+
+❌ **Don't**
+
+Guten Tag,
+
+In der Anlage finden Sie die Rechnung für das folgende Projekt: “XYZ”
+
+## Brand
+
+Always capitalise our brand name.
+
+✅ Malt
+
+## Pages, products & features
+
+Always capitalise product names and product section pages.
+
+✅ Die Suchmaschine und Malt Plus sind zwei Möglichkeiten, um mit talentierten Freelancern in Kontakt zu treten.
+
+✅ Überwachen Sie Ihr Auswahlverfahren unter Meine Projekte.

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