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icelandic-proofreadlisted

Native Icelandic proofreading inside Claude Code — corrects spelling and grammar in Icelandic text using Miðeind's open-source GreynirCorrect engine (MIT), fully offline, with an optional public yfirlestur.is API fallback. No account, no login, no paid service. USE WHEN user wants to proofread, correct, clean, or check Icelandic text — triggers on "prófarki", "icelandic-proofread", "proofread Icelandic", "yfirlestur", "prófarkalestur", "lesa yfir", "laga íslensku", "hreinsa texta", "check Icelandic", "correct Icelandic", "GreynirCorrect".
Magnussmari/icelandic-proofread · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 62
Install: claude install-skill Magnussmari/icelandic-proofread
# Icelandic Proofread — open Icelandic proofreading Corrects Icelandic spelling and grammar from the command line, built on **[GreynirCorrect](https://github.com/mideind/GreynirCorrect)** — the MIT-licensed correction engine published by Miðeind ehf. Runs **fully offline** once installed; falls back to the public **yfirlestur.is** API only when the local engine is missing. > Not affiliated with or endorsed by Miðeind ehf. This wraps only their openly > published engine and public demo API. "Málfríður" / "Málstaður" are Miðeind's > paid products and are **not** used here. ## The one thing to know Two correction levels: | Level | Fixes | When | |---|---|---| | `full` (default) | spelling **+** grammar/case | clean a draft end-to-end | | `spelling` | token-level spelling only | conservative; you keep grammar control | `full` applies every correction automatically (the "accept all" behaviour) and **reports every change** so nothing is silent. ### Optional: native-fluency polish (`--polish`) The rule engine fixes mechanics (spelling, case, agreement) but cannot judge native cadence or strip translationese. Add `--polish` to sandwich a **Gemini Flash** pass between two engine passes: ``` engine-correct → Gemini polishes for native fluency → engine-correct (guardrail) ``` The engine is the bread, Gemini is the filling: any inflection error the model introduces is caught by the **second deterministic pass**, so the LLM never gets the last word on mechanics. It's **opt-i