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Summary

Brings the Turkish docs/tr/README.md Quick Start into alignment with the current English README by inserting missing sections while preserving existing Turkish wording.

Note: This is an AI-assisted translation. Native-speaker review welcome — especially the 'İsimlendirme + Geçiş Notu' paragraph and terminology choices around marketplace, namespace, and runtime.

What changed

Quick Start

  • Step 1: updated /plugin install everything-claude-code/plugin install everything-claude-code@everything-claude-code, plus NOTE about plugin vs OSS installer
  • New subsection: İsimlendirme + Geçiş Notu — explains the three public identifiers (repo / marketplace-plugin / npm)
  • Step 3: component counts updated 28 agent / 116 skill / 59 command48 agent / 183 skill / 79 legacy command shim, plus skills-first framing
  • New subsection: Dashboard GUI (Tkinter)
  • New subsection: Multi-model command'ları ek kurulum gerektirirccg-workflow runtime warning

What's New was already up-to-date with v1.10.0 and v1.9.0 entries — not touched.

Scope intentionally limited

Existing Turkish paragraphs preserved verbatim. No restructuring of working sections. Larger English-only sections (Cursor/Codex/OpenCode/Cross-Tool Feature Parity/Background/Community Projects) left for follow-up PRs.

Test plan

  • Markdown renders on GitHub preview
  • Relative links resolve from docs/tr/
  • No existing Turkish sentences reworded
  • Diff is +48 / -2 lines, additive
  • Native-speaker terminology review (welcome from community)

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Release Notes

  • Documentation
    • Updated installation instructions with clarified marketplace identifier.
    • Added guidance on plugin identifiers and legacy alias transition.
    • Updated available functionality and feature information.
    • Documented optional dashboard UI support.
    • Added installation requirements for multi-command runtime components.

Summary by cubic

Updates docs/tr/README.md Quick Start to match the English README. Adds missing sections (naming/migration, Dashboard GUI, multi‑model runtime), fixes the plugin install command, and refreshes component counts.

  • New Features

    • Added "İsimlendirme + Geçiş Notu" clarifying identifiers: affaan-m/everything-claude-code, everything-claude-code@everything-claude-code, ecc-universal.
    • Added Dashboard GUI instructions (npm run dashboard or python3 ./ecc_dashboard.py).
    • Updated Step 3 with skills‑first guidance and new counts (48 agents, 183 skills, 79 legacy command shims).
  • Migration

    • Use namespaced install: /plugin install everything-claude-code@everything-claude-code (fallback to OSS installer if marketplace resolve fails).
    • multi-* commands require ccg-workflow (npx ccg-workflow) to provide ~/.claude/bin/codeagent-wrapper and ~/.claude/.ccg/prompts/*.

Written for commit d470a26. Summary will update on new commits.

Insert-only approach that preserves existing Turkish wording:

- Quick Start Step 1: fix install command to namespaced form
  (`everything-claude-code@everything-claude-code`)
- Quick Start: new 'İsimlendirme + Geçiş Notu' subsection explaining
  the three public identifiers (repo/marketplace/npm)
- Quick Start Step 3: update component counts from 28/116/59 to
  48/183/79 legacy command shims; add 'skills as primary workflow
  surface' framing
- Quick Start: new 'Dashboard GUI' subsection (Tkinter desktop app)
- Quick Start: new 'Multi-model command'ları ek kurulum gerektirir'
  warning block for ccg-workflow runtime

Note: What's New section already had v1.10.0 and v1.9.0 entries, so
those were not touched.

AI-assisted translation — native-speaker review welcome, especially
for the Geçiş Notu paragraph and terminology choices around
'marketplace', 'namespace', and 'runtime'.

Does not touch existing Turkish paragraphs. Larger English-only
sections (Cursor/Codex/OpenCode/Cross-Tool Feature Parity/Background/
Community Projects) left for follow-up PRs.
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Walkthrough

Documentation update to the Turkish README clarifying the canonical marketplace identifier for the Claude Code plugin as everything-claude-code@everything-claude-code, noting OSS installer alternatives, enumerating three distinct plugin identifiers, documenting updated agent and skill counts, describing new dashboard UI support, and specifying additional runtime requirements for multi-command features.

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Cohort / File(s) Summary
Turkish README Documentation
docs/tr/README.md
Updated plugin installation guidance to use canonical marketplace identifier, added marketplace resolution troubleshooting note, introduced clarification section for three non-interchangeable public identifiers, documented updated functionality counts (agents/skills/commands), added optional dashboard UI support information, and specified ccg-workflow runtime installation requirement for multi-command features.

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Greptile Summary

This PR adds +48/-2 lines to docs/tr/README.md, bringing its Quick Start section in line with the current English README: the plugin install identifier is updated to everything-claude-code@everything-claude-code, and three new subsections (Naming + Migration Note, Dashboard GUI, Multi-model commands) are inserted while leaving all existing Turkish prose untouched. The translation is accurate and readable; the PR author's own note flagging the İsimlendirme + Geçiş Notu paragraph and terminology choices (marketplace, namespace, runtime) for native-speaker review is appropriate.

Confidence Score: 5/5

Safe to merge — docs-only change with no runtime impact.

All changes are additive Markdown in a translated README. The only finding is a P2 stale comment in the existing directory tree (28 → 48 agents), which does not block merge.

No files require special attention beyond the single P2 note on the directory tree comment.

Important Files Changed

Filename Overview
docs/tr/README.md Turkish Quick Start synced with English README: updated plugin install command, added Naming+Migration Note, Dashboard GUI, and multi-model warning sections; one minor pre-existing stale count (28 agents) in directory tree exposed by the count update

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%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%%
flowchart TD
    A[English README Quick Start] -->|sync| B[docs/tr/README.md]
    B --> C[Step 1: Plugin Install\nupdated identifier]
    B --> D[İsimlendirme + Geçiş Notu\nNaming + Migration Note]
    B --> E[Step 3: counts updated\n48 agent / 183 skill / 79 shim]
    B --> F[Dashboard GUI\nnpm run dashboard / python3 ecc_dashboard.py]
    B --> G[Multi-model commands\nccg-workflow runtime warning]
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  1. docs/tr/README.md, line 283 (link)

    P2 Stale agent count in directory tree comment

    The Quick Start now correctly states 48 agents, but the İçindekiler directory tree still reads # Delegation için 28 özel subagent. Both figures are visible on the same page, which will confuse readers.

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191-191: Consider automating component counts to prevent drift.

Line 191 hard-codes 48 agent, 183 skill, 79 legacy command shim. While currently accurate, these values should be derived from an automated source or validated during documentation updates to prevent them from becoming stale as the codebase evolves.

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In `@docs/tr/README.md` at line 191, The sentence hard-codes component counts ("48
agent, 183 skill, 79 legacy command shim") which will drift; replace this static
text with values produced or validated automatically (e.g., during docs build or
CI) by reading the source manifests/directories for agents, skills and legacy
command shims and injecting those counts into README.md; add a small script or
CI step (name it something like generateDocsCounts or validateDocsCounts) that
calculates counts for "agent", "skill", and "legacy command shim" and either
updates the file or fails the build when they mismatch.
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In `@docs/tr/README.md`:
- Line 191: The sentence hard-codes component counts ("48 agent, 183 skill, 79
legacy command shim") which will drift; replace this static text with values
produced or validated automatically (e.g., during docs build or CI) by reading
the source manifests/directories for agents, skills and legacy command shims and
injecting those counts into README.md; add a small script or CI step (name it
something like generateDocsCounts or validateDocsCounts) that calculates counts
for "agent", "skill", and "legacy command shim" and either updates the file or
fails the build when they mismatch.

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1 issue found across 1 file

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<file name="docs/tr/README.md">

<violation number="1" location="docs/tr/README.md:191">
P2: Quick Start component counts conflict with another count in the same README, causing documentation drift and user confusion.</violation>
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Comment thread docs/tr/README.md
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**Bu kadar!** Artık 28 agent, 116 skill ve 59 command'a erişiminiz var.
**Bu kadar!** Artık 48 agent, 183 skill ve 79 legacy command shim'ine erişiminiz var.
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P2: Quick Start component counts conflict with another count in the same README, causing documentation drift and user confusion.

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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At docs/tr/README.md, line 191:

<comment>Quick Start component counts conflict with another count in the same README, causing documentation drift and user confusion.</comment>

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@@ -173,7 +188,38 @@ Manuel kurulum talimatları için `rules/` klasöründeki README'ye bakın.

-Bu kadar! Artık 28 agent, 116 skill ve 59 command'a erişiminiz var.
+Bu kadar! Artık 48 agent, 183 skill ve 79 legacy command shim'ine erişiminiz var.
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Thanks for the PR. This has been idle for a while and is not merge-ready against the moving main branch, so I am closing it to keep the queue tractable. Reopen is welcome with a current rebase and focused scope; maintainers may also port the useful parts into a fresh PR where appropriate.

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