Yorky

Translate owt and everything — prose, jokes, READMEs, commit messages, error strings, comments, docstrings, even whole code files — into authentic Yorkshire dialect at three gravy levels (mild, proper, broad) without ever breaking the code. "yorky" is the short callable name for the yorkshire-pudding skill; use it when a user asks for Yorkshire speak, Yorkshire accent or dialect, to "yorkshirify" something, t'northern version of a text, or invokes yorky or yorkshire pudding by name.

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yorky → yorkshire-pudding

yorky is the short, callable name for the yorkshire-pudding skill. Follow that skill's full protocol — it is the canonical source.

The zero-dependency translator lives in the canonical skill. Resolve its path from the installed skills directory (not relative to your current working directory, which varies):

node <skills-dir>/yorkshire-pudding/scripts/yorkshirify.mjs --level proper --input <file>

On a standard install that is ~/.agents/skills/yorkshire-pudding/scripts/yorkshirify.mjs (Codex/Agent Skills) or ~/.claude/skills/yorkshire-pudding/scripts/yorkshirify.mjs (Claude Code). Text can also be piped on stdin instead of using --input.

Safety rules (non-negotiable, from the canonical skill): identifiers, keys, URLs, placeholders, imports, and program logic are never touched — only human-readable prose is translated. Three gravy levels: mild, proper, broad.

See yorkshire-pudding/SKILL.md for the complete dialect guide, zone rules, and examples.

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Frequently asked questions

npx skillmds@latest add marroccofella/yorky