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- ▌ Human Copywrite · forint573 bundleWrite, finalize, or clean up reader-facing marketing and long-form copy (landing pages, sales pages, e-books, reports, case studies, product and email copy, founder notes) so it reads like a specific human wrote it and says something worth reading. Use when asked to humanize, de-slop, make less AI-sounding, rewrite naturally, tighten, polish, sharpen, clean up, or finalize copy, when asked to write the website, homepage, or landing-page copy for something built or discussed in the session, and proactively when finalizing a copy deliverable. Supports per-project voice: on 'set up my voice' or a setup argument it interviews the user and writes MY_OWN_VOICE.md, then matches it. Writes from product facts and never outputs chat history as copy, keeps the user's facts and voice, never invents proof or makes a claim more certain than the source supports. Not for code, data, changelogs, release notes, legal terms, technical reference docs, or casual chat.
- ▌ Interpreting Hungarian · forint573 bundleTranslates between English and Hungarian, in both directions, into idiomatic, native-sounding output rather than literal calque. Use whenever the user asks to translate, interpret, localize, or render text English→Hungarian or Hungarian→English — documents, emails, UI strings, marketing copy, subtitles, song lyrics, fiction, poetry, dialogue, official text, or a single word or phrase — and also when the user simply pastes text in one of the two languages and asks for the other. EN→HU covers what naive translation gets wrong (topic–focus word order, definite vs. indefinite conjugation, dropped pronouns and copula, English passives and -ing forms, coverb aspect, case suffixes, register te/ön, false friends, Hungarian punctuation and numbers), plus literary norms and domain conventions for UI, subtitles, marketing, official prose. HU→EN covers tense selection, articles, do-support, restored subjects and objects, name order, and English punctuation.