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README 4-file synchronization procedure for the oss-docs harness: Korean README.ko.md as primary source, en/ja/zh derivation, the shared language-switcher header contract, section-order parity checklist, and the manual verification recipe (no linter exists for READMEs). Loaded by the content-author and locale-translator specialists for any README work.

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README 4-File Sync Procedure

The GitHub-facing README set is 4 files at the repo root:

FileLocaleRole
README.ko.mdkocanonical / primary — author here first
README.mdenderived
README.ja.mdjaderived
README.zh.mdzhderived

Chain history: the canonical locale was English until 2026-08-17, when card t47 promoted the ko new-skeleton (feature-oriented section structure) to canonical per the operator decision — aligning the README chain with the docs-site chain, which was already ko-canonical. The former en-skeleton redesign reference (.moai/reports/readme-docs-redesign-20260713.md) is superseded by the ko skeleton and kept as history only.

Procedure

  1. Author the change in README.ko.md (Korean) only. Respect the canonical ko section skeleton; keep the file length in the range of the current set.
  2. Derive en, ja, zh — same PR, one derived file per translator worker. Translate the changed sections minimally; do not rewrite untouched prose.
  3. Preserve verbatim across all 4 files: code blocks, command names, badges, version strings, file paths, tables' structure, Mermaid direction, and the switcher header (below).
  4. Verify parity (checklist below) before returning.

Language-switcher header contract [HARD]

All 4 files share the same switcher header near the top, linking the sibling files with the label set exactly:

English · 한국어 · 日本語 · 中文
  • The current file's own label renders as plain text; the other 3 are links to the sibling README files.
  • Never reorder, drop, or re-label the 4 entries.

Section-order parity checklist

  • grep -c '^## ' README.md README.ko.md README.ja.md README.zh.md — identical H2 counts across the 4 files.
  • H2 section ORDER matches ko (compare grep '^## ' output order).
  • H3 counts per section match for sections you touched.
  • Table row counts match in touched sections.
  • Code-block count matches (```` grep -c '^```' ```` is even and equal).
  • Switcher header present and correct in all 4.
  • URL blacklist clean: grep -n 'docs\.moai-ai\.dev\|adk\.moai\.com\|adk\.moai\.kr' README*.md → no matches.

Manual verification recipe

No linter exists for the README set — verification is the manual recipe above plus rendering sanity: preview the markdown (GitHub-flavored) for the touched sections and confirm Mermaid blocks declare TD/TB only. The runnable docs-site checks live in Skill("hns-oss-docs-verify"); the README-specific checks are the greps above.

Anti-patterns

Anti-patternCorrect approach
Editing README.md first "because GitHub is English-facing"README canonical is ko — author README.ko.md, then derive
Re-authoring an entire derived file for a 3-line canonical changeMinimal-diff derivation of the changed sections
"Improving" facts/figures during translationReport the discrepancy; amend canonical first
Dropping the switcher header in a redesignThe 4-entry header is a HARD shared contract
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