@maltjoy/mcp-server 0.4.0 → 0.5.0-beta.0

package/dist/doc/zeroheight/guidelines/5179473/french.md

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+- Use emojis from time to time for some lightness. 🎉
+- Place emojis after the punctuation.
+- Place emojis at the end of a sentence and never use more than one at a time.
+- Always use the default yellow skin tone to be inclusive of everyone.
+- Make sure emojis don't have any inappropriate double meaning.
+
+**DO**
+
+- Bravo, votre profil est désormais actif. 🙌
+
+**DON’T**
+
+- 🍆⭐ Bravo 🎉🍑, votre profil est désormais actif 👍🏻👍🏻.

package/dist/doc/zeroheight/guidelines/5179473/german.md

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+- Use emojis from time to time for some lightness. 🎉
+- Emojis are placed at the end of the sentence after the punctuation mark.
+- Never use more than one emoji at a time.
+- Always use the default yellow skin tone to be inclusive of everyone.
+- Make sure emojis don't have any inappropriate double meaning.
+
+**Example:**
+
+✅ Glückwunsch! Dein Profil ist jetzt online. 🙌

package/dist/doc/zeroheight/guidelines/5179473/meta.json

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package/dist/doc/zeroheight/guidelines/5179473/spanish.md

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+- Use emojis from time to time for some lightness. 🎉
+- Place emojis after the punctuation.
+- Place emojis at the end of a sentence and never use more than one at a time.
+- Always use the default yellow skin tone to be inclusive of everyone.
+- Make sure emojis don't have any inappropriate double meaning.
+
+- ✅ Bien hecho en tu presentación de hoy, ¡sigue así! 👏
+- ✅ ¡Feliz cumpleaños! Esperamos que tengas un día increíble. 🎂
+- ✅ Recibimos tu solicitud, estaremos en contacto pronto. 📩
+- 
+- ❌ Lo siento, tu solicitud ha sido rechazada 😂
+- ❌ Error en el sistema, por favor reinicia tu dispositivo 😜🎉

package/dist/doc/zeroheight/guidelines/5179474/dutch.md

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+### Ampersands (&)
+
+Avoid using ampersands as they're not fully accessible. The only exception made is with job titles.
+
+### Apostrophes (‘)
+
+In Dutch, we use the apostrophe in plurals ending in -s if this would change the pronunciation of the word.
+
+For example: the plural of “freelancer” would be “freelancers”, but the plural of “auto” would be “auto’s” and not “autos”.
+
+This is also true for genetives:
+
+For example:
+
+✅Anna’s activiteitenrapport is goedgekeurd.
+
+❌Annas activiteitenrapport is goedgekeurd.
+
+Following this rule, we don’t use the apostrophe for the Malt brand name:
+
+✅ Malts privacybeleid
+
+❌ Malt’s privacybeleid
+
+### Colons (:)
+
+Use a colon:
+
+- to introduce information and give it context
+- to introduce a list
+- to explain or define a statement
+
+There is no space before a colon!
+
+### Commas (,)
+
+Always use comma’s in the following cases:
+
+- Lists:
+
+"Wij zoeken naar iemand met de volgende vaardigheden: SEO, Java, UX-design, etc.”
+
+- Appositions:
+
+”De freelancer, een vertaler, heeft gesolliciteerd voor de opdracht.”
+
+- To separate different parts of the sentence:
+
+“De freelancer, die aan de opdracht heeft gewerkt, heeft zojuist het activiteitenrapport ingevuld.”
+
+- After salutations in at the beginning of an e-mail or message:
+
+“Beste Marieke,”
+
+- After salutations in at the end of an e-mail or message:
+
+“Met vriendelijke groet,”
+
+- After adressing someone:
+
+“Sanne, heb je je activiteitenrapport al ingevuld?”
+
+- To separate two finite verbs:
+
+“Nadat de opdrachtgever het activititeitenrapport heeft goedgekeurd, wordt de betaling in gang gezet.”
+
+### Exclamation marks (!)
+
+- Use exclamation marks sparingly and only to express positive emotions.
+- Don’t use exclamation marks to express anger or frustration.
+- Don’t put a space before exclamation marks.
+
+### Hyphen (-) and spaces between compound words
+
+Contrary to English, in Dutch, compound words usually do not take a space, but are instead written as 1 word.
+
+✅ Privacybeleid
+
+❌ Privacy beleid
+
+However, you can use a hyphen if you think this would make the word more readable. Also, we usually use a hyphen when two vowels are followed by one another (for example: “offerte-aanvraag”, “bevestigings-e-mail, etc.)
+
+If a part of the word is the noun of for example a brand, or product, we also tend to use a hyphen:
+
+✅ Het Malt-team
+
+❌ Het Malt Team
+
+❌ Het Maltteam
+
+#### Exceptions
+
+- Malt Community
+- Malt Support
+- Malt Wallet
+- Malt Plus
+- etc.
+
+### Periods (.)
+
+- Don’t put a period at the end of a heading or title.
+- Put a period at the end of subheadings and body copy.
+
+💡 If an abbreviation ends in a period (e.g., U.S. or etc.), don’t add a second period after the abbreviation.
+
+**DO**
+
+Deze handleiding legt regels vast voor grammatica, spelling, etc.
+
+**DON’T**
+
+Deze handleiding legt regels vast voor grammatica, spelling, etc..
+
+When there’s a text link at the end of a sentence, don’t include the period in the link.

package/dist/doc/zeroheight/guidelines/5179474/english.md

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+#### **Ampersands (&)**
+
+Avoid using ampersands as they're not fully accessible. The only exception made is with job titles.
+
+#### **Apostrophes (‘)**
+
+Use apostrophes for contractions (ex: "can't" instead of "cannot") to sound more conversational and friendly.
+
+⚠️ Do not use apostrophes and contractions when you need to emphasize the negation (just like we did there!)
+
+#### **Colons (:)**
+
+- Use a colon:
+
+- to **introduce information **and** give it context**
+- **to introduce a list**
+- **to explain or define a statement**
+
+There is no space before a colon!
+
+#### Commas (,)
+
+- **The Oxford comma:** The Oxford comma is *grammatically optional*. This means it's not a standard rule but it's not wrong to use it either. At malt we decided to use the Oxford commas, especially in long lists, for greater readability.
+- Cumulative adjectives: These adjectives build upon each other to describe a noun and must be placed in a specific order based on their category: Opinion, size, age/condition, length or shape, color, origin (nationality, religion), material, purpose. Don't use the comma with cumulative adjectives.
+
+#### Exclamation marks (!)
+
+- Use exclamation marks **sparingly** and only **to** **express positive emotions**.
+- Don’t use exclamation marks to express anger or frustration.
+- Don’t put a space before exclamation marks.
+
+#### Hyphen (-)
+
+As per EN UK preferred writing, use the hyphen between 2 parts of a word when one is a prefix (ex: "pre-selected" and not "preselected").
+
+Use a hyphen to form a **compound adjective **of two or more words that come before a noun.
+
+✅ Jenny just signed a 25-day contract with her new client.
+
+- Don't use a hyphen to form a compound adjective that comes after the noun it describes.
+
+✅ It's a well-written project brief.
+
+✅ The project brief is well written.
+
+- Don’t use a hyphen between an adverb and an adjective.
+
+- Do: Can you take a look at this partially corrected document?
+- Don't: Can you take a look at this partially-corrected document?
+
+- See [Grammarly](https://www.grammarly.com/blog/hyphen/?gclid=Cj0KCQiAhP2BBhDdARIsAJEzXlGb_tleWh2Tf-uW_yOOHfhs996Hwgg4GQbHMMurroFUgeGSHnrSdlcaAuDJEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds) page for more hyphen rules.
+
+#### **Periods (.)**
+
+- Don’t put a period at the end of a heading or title.
+- Put a period at the end of subheadings and body copy.
+
+- Do: 
+- Don't: 
+
+- 💡 If an** abbreviation** ends in a period (e.g., *U.S.* or *etc.*), don’t add a second period after the abbreviation.
+
+- Do: Our design guidelines define rules for grammar, vocabulary, etc. 
+- Don't: Our design guidelines define rules for grammar, vocabulary, etc..
+
+- When there’s **a text link** at the end of a sentence, don’t include the period in the link.
+
+- Do: 
+- Don't:

package/dist/doc/zeroheight/guidelines/5179474/french.md

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+### **Astérisque (*)**
+
+- Note : collez l'astérisque (sans espace) au mot qui le précède.
+- Appel de note : ajoutez un espace après l'astérisque et une majuscule.
+
+- Do: Note : Garantie embauché ou remboursé*
+Appel de note : * Sous réserve des conditions énoncées dans les Conditions Générales de Services. 
+- Don't: Note : Garantie embauché ou remboursé *
+Appel de note : *sous réserve des conditions énoncées dans les Conditions Générales de Services
+
+### **Barres obliques (/)**
+
+- N'utilisez pas d'espace pour des mots courts.
+
+✅  marche/arrêt
+
+✅  et/ou
+
+- Utilisez un espace quand cela améliore la lisibilité.
+
+✅  IT / Systèmes & réseaux
+
+🇺🇸  Voir [en anglais](https://zeroheight.com/7f23e1b50/v/0/p/24963a-grammar--mechanics/t/56624a).
+
+### **Deux points (:)**
+
+- Pensez à ajouter une espace insécable avant ce type de ponctuation.
+
+- Do: Bravo ! 
+Comment faire ?
+Pour postuler, vous devez : 
+- Don't: Bravo! 
+Comment faire?
+Pour postuler, vous devez: 
+
+### **Devises (€ $ £) **
+
+- Placez les symbole après le montant.
+- Ajoutez un espace insécable entre le symbole et montant.
+
+- Do: 300 €
+300 $ 
+300 £
+- Don't: 300€
+€300
+$300
+£300
+
+💡 Raccourcis Mac :
+
+- € : option + $
+- espace insécable : control + maj + espace** **
+
+### **Guillemets **(« »)
+
+- Utilisez les guillemets français « » et non anglais "".
+- Ajoutez un espace après le guillemet ouvert, et avant le guillemet fermé.
+
+✅  « Ce qui me plaît en tant que mentor, c'est accompagner et guider mes étudiants vers un métier qu’ils aiment. »
+
+💡 Raccourci Mac :
+
+- option + è = «
+- maj + option + è = »
+
+### **Points d'exclamation (!)**
+
+- Pensez à ajouter un espace insécable avant ce type de ponctuation.
+
+- Do: Bravo ! 
+Comment faire ?
+Pour postuler, vous devez : 
+- Don't: Bravo! 
+Comment faire?
+Pour postuler, vous devez: 
+
+🇺🇸 Voir les [points d'exclamation](https://zeroheight.com/7f23e1b50/v/0/p/24963a-grammar--mechanics/t/73d31e), [points d'interrogation](https://zeroheight.com/7f23e1b50/v/0/p/24963a-grammar--mechanics/b/337b87/t/415821) et les [deux points](https://zeroheight.com/7f23e1b50/v/0/p/24963a-grammar--mechanics/t/92b840) en anglais.
+
+### **Points d'interrogation (?)**
+
+- Pensez à ajouter un espace insécable avant ce type de ponctuation.
+
+- Do: Bravo ! 
+Comment faire ?
+Pour postuler, vous devez : 
+- Don't: Bravo! 
+Comment faire?
+Pour postuler, vous devez: 
+
+### **Points de suspension (...)**
+
+- Utilisez-les avec parcimonie. Ils expriment un sentiment d’inaccompli, de l’inachevé, du non-dit, bref, l’expression incomplète d’une idée. Préférez *etc*. qui permet de couper court à l'énumération plus clairement.

package/dist/doc/zeroheight/guidelines/5179474/german.md

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+### Ampersands (&)
+
+Avoid the use of ampersands in sentences. An exception applies to job titles or categories, business industries and the sidebar.
+
+Examples:
+
+- Luft- & Raumfahrt
+- Rechnungen & Zahlungen
+
+### Apostrophes (’)
+
+Plural and genitive s are only joined with an apostrophe in names that end in s, ss, ß, tz, z, ce and x.
+
+Examples:
+
+- Sarahs Angebot, Amys Profil
+- Firas’ Projekt, Maurice’ Bewerbung
+
+This rule also applies to our brand name:
+
+✅ Malts Datenschutzrichtlinien
+
+❌ Malt’s Datenschutzrichtlinien
+
+### Colons (:)
+
+Use a colon to:
+
+- introduce information and give it context;
+- introduce a list;
+- explain or define a statement.
+
+💡 There is no space before a colon!
+
+Also note the rules for capitalisation as described above.
+
+### Commas (,)
+
+Always put a comma in the following cases:
+
+- **Lists **
+
+✅ Suchen Sie nach Fähigkeiten wie "SEO", "Java", "UX Design"
+
+- **Appositions**
+
+✅ Elif ist mit Maria, ihrer Vorgesetzten, in einem Meeting
+
+- **To separate main and subordinate clauses**
+
+✅ Da Till Geburtstag hat, lädt er sein Team zum Anstoßen ein
+
+- **Infinitive groups (“Infinitivgruppen”)**
+
+✅ Malt ist ständig bestrebt, sich weiterzuentwickeln
+
+- **Exclamations and salutations**
+
+✅ Freelancer aufgepasst, Malt hat tolle Neuigkeiten!
+
+### Exclamation marks (!)
+
+- Use exclamation marks sparingly and only to express positive emotions.
+- Don’t use exclamation marks to express anger or frustration.
+- Don’t put a space before exclamation marks.
+
+### Hyphen (-)
+
+We usually write compound words made up of nouns without a hyphen, unless it is for the sake of readability.
+
+✅ Teammitglied
+
+❌ Team-Mitglied
+
+✅ Remote-Anteil
+
+❌ Remoteanteil
+
+Compound nouns consisting of different word groups, numbers, abbreviations, letters, etc. are written with a hyphen. Note that they are case-sensitive.
+
+✅ API-Schlüssel
+
+✅ USt-ID / Umsatzsteuer-Identifikationsnummer
+
+✅ Malt Business Referral-Programm
+
+✅ E-Commerce
+
+✅ E-Mail-Adresse
+
+“Freelancer”, when used in a compound, is always written with a hyphen:
+
+- Freelancer-Profile
+- Freelancer-Pool
+- Freelancer-Tarifbarometer
+
+[**⚠️**](https://emojipedia.org/warning)** Caution: Compound nouns containing Malt occur both with and without a hyphen**
+
+Malt is hyphenated in the following cases (non-exhaustive list):
+
+- Malt-Konto
+- Malt-Bereich
+- Malt-Postfach
+- Malt-App
+- Malt-Startseite
+- Malt-Rechnungen
+
+In these cases, Malt is not hyphenated (non-exhaustive list):
+
+- Malt Community
+- Malt Freelancer
+- Malt Profil
+- Malt Team
+- Malt Support
+- Malt Ansprechperson
+- Malt Admin
+- Malt Provision
+- Malt Wallet
+- Malt Expert
+
+### Dash (–)
+
+When groups of words are separated, for example to mark a break in a sentence or to set off an explanatory remark, we use dashes.
+
+**Examples:**
+
+- Du bist kurz vor dem Ziel – nur noch einen Schritt!
+- Erstelle und versende blitzschnell Angebote, verwalte Deine Projekte und tausche Dich mit Auftraggebern aus – wo immer Du bist.
+- 
+
+### Periods (.)
+
+- Don’t put a period at the end of a heading or title.
+- Put a period at the end of subheadings and body text.
+
+💡  If an abbreviation ends in a period (for example: usw.), don’t add a second period after the abbreviation.
+
+✅ Unsere Kommunikationsrichtlinien definieren Regeln für Grammatik, Vokabular usw.
+
+❌ Unsere Kommunikationsrichtlinien definieren Regeln für Grammatik, Vokabular usw..
+
+### URLs at sentence end
+
+If URLs or email addresses come at the end of a sentence, the full stop is used as a punctuation mark. It can be omitted for isolated URLs or email addresses after a colon.
+
+**Examples:**
+
+- Lesen Sie unsere Datenschutzrichtlinie auf www.malt.de/about/privacy.
+- Nähere Informationen: www.malt.de/about/privacy
+- Bitte kontaktiere uns per E-Mail unter support@malt.de.
+- Unsere E-Mail-Adresse: support@malt.de

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package/dist/doc/zeroheight/guidelines/5179474/spanish.md

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+### Ampersands (&)
+
+Avoid the use of ampersands in Spanish. If it involves an Anglicism, you can keep it by writing the Anglicism in italics.
+
+✅*Malt & Co*
+
+❌Malt & Co
+
+### Colons (:)
+
+- Use colons to introduce information and provide context.
+- Use colons to introduce a list.
+- Use colons to explain or define a statement.
+- Do not leave a space before the colon.
+
+✅ La lista de materiales incluye: papel, lápices y tijeras.
+
+✅ El objetivo principal es claro: mejorar la experiencia del usuario.
+
+❌ Nuestra política es clara : No se permiten excepciones.
+
+### Commas (,)
+
+In Spanish:
+
+- Usa la coma para separar elementos en una lista.
+- Utiliza la coma para separar elementos en una enumeración.
+- Emplea la coma para separar cláusulas independientes dentro de una oración.
+
+✅ En Malt, puedes buscar proyectos interesantes, filtrar por categoría y enviar propuestas personalizadas.
+
+✅ Recuerda revisar tus notificaciones, actualizar tu perfil y mantener tus habilidades profesionales al día.
+
+❌ No ignores las fechas límite, olvidar enviar mensajes a los clientes, y descuidar la calidad de tu trabajo.
+
+### Question marks (¿?) - NEW
+
+- Opening and closing sign: Each question should begin with an inverted question mark (¿) and end with the standard question mark (?).
+- No extra space: In Spanish, no extra space should be added before the opening question mark or after the closing one in the same question.
+
+✅ ¿Puedes confirmar la recepción de nuestro email?
+
+✅ ¿Cómo acceder a tus proyectos?
+
+❌ ¿ Cómo acceder a tus proyectos ?
+
+❌ Puedes confirmar la recepción de nuestro email?
+
+### Exclamation marks (¡!)
+
+- Opening and closing sign: Each exclamatory sentence should begin with an inverted exclamation mark (¡) and end with the standard exclamation mark (!).
+- Use exclamation marks sparingly and only to express positive emotions.
+- Do not use exclamation marks to express anger or frustration.
+- Do not place a space before the exclamation marks.
+
+✅ ¡Felicidades!
+
+❌ ¡Esto es inaceptable!
+
+### Periods (.)
+
+In Spanish, use a period:
+
+- To close complete sentences.
+- At the end of subtitles and body text.
+
+💡 If an abbreviation ends in a period (e.g., U.S. or etc.), don’t add a second period after the abbreviation.
+
+✅ Nuestra guía de estilo define reglas de gramática, vocabulario, etc.
+
+❌ Nuestra guía de estilo define reglas de gramática, vocabulario, etc..
+
+When a link is displayed at the end of a sentence, do not include a full stop after the link.

package/dist/doc/zeroheight/guidelines/5179475/dutch.md

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+### Dates
+
+✅ Do
+
+20 juni 2022
+
+30 maart 2021 om 2 uur ‘s middags
+
+30 maart 2021, 14u00
+
+Woensdag 30 maart 2021, 14u00
+
+❌ **Don't**
+
+03/30/2021
+
+30/03/2021
+
+30-03-2021
+
+Exception: In tables, use the format DD/MM/YYYY (the year being optional) to gain space.
+
+## Month abbreviations
+
+jan
+
+feb
+
+mrt
+
+apr
+
+mei
+
+jun
+
+jul
+
+aug
+
+sep
+
+okt
+
+nov
+
+dec
+
+## Week abbreviations
+
+ma
+
+di
+
+wo
+
+do
+
+vr
+
+za
+
+zo
+
+> **⚠️ WARNING: **Contrary to English, in Dutch, weekdays and months do not take a capital letter (unless they are at the beginning of a sentence anyway). The correct way to write a date is: “30 maart 2021” and not “30 Maart 2021”.
+
+### Time zones
+
+- Don't add a comma before time zones.
+- Write in full, capitalising each word.
+- Use the acronym where space is an issue.
+- If mentioned several times on the same page, for the first mention write the time zone in full followed by the abbreviation in brackets. Only use the abbreviation for the next mentions.
+
+✅ Do
+
+10.00 uur Midden-Europese Tijd
+
+10.00 uur Midden-Europese Tijd (MET)
+
+10.00 AM MET (after 1st mention on a page)
+
+❌ **Don't**
+
+10.00 uur, midden-Europese tijd
+
+10.00 uur MET (1st mention on a page)
+
+### Time
+
+Time is indicated according to a 24-hour time notification. Hours and minutes are separated by a dot.
+
+✅ Do
+
+14.00 uur
+
+❌ **Don't**
+
+2 uur ‘s middags
+
+14u30
+
+2 pm
+
+14:00 uur
+
+14 uur