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airlongdian e2fd375a1c feat: 品牌替换 + 启动优化 + AGENTS.md 模板定制
- 品牌替换:OpenCode/opencode → AirCoding/aircoding(16+ 文件)
- Logo ASCII art:修复 left/right 行数不匹配导致的启动崩溃
- 启动诊断:添加 OPENCODE_PRINT_TIMING 计时探针
- dev 模式默认 --pure 跳过外部插件加载
- AGENTS.md 模板:追加 AirCoding 多 Agent 专项段落
- architect prompt + plugin:强化 AGENTS.md 产出验证
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tr Glossary

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Do Not Translate (Locale Additions)

  • OpenCode (preserve casing in prose, docs, and UI copy)
  • Keep lowercase opencode in commands, package names, paths, URLs, and other exact identifiers
  • <TAB> stays the literal key token in code blocks; use Tab for the nearby explanatory label in prose
  • Commands, flags, file paths, and code literals (keep exactly as written)

Preferred Terms

These are PR-backed wording preferences and may evolve.

English / Context Preferred Notes
available in beta beta olarak mevcut Prefer this over beta olarak kullanılabilir
privacy-first Gizlilik öncelikli tasarlandı Prefer this over Önce gizlilik için tasarlandı
connect your local models yerel modellerinizi bağlayabilirsiniz Use the fuller, more direct action phrase
<TAB> key label Tab Use Tab in prose; keep <TAB> in literal UI or code blocks
cross-platform cross-platform (tüm platformlarda) Keep the English term, add a short clarification when helpful

Guidance

  • Prefer natural Turkish phrasing over literal translation
  • Merge broken sentence fragments into one clear sentence when the source is a single thought
  • Keep product naming consistent: OpenCode in prose, opencode only for exact technical identifiers
  • When an English technical term is intentionally kept, add a short Turkish clarification only if it improves readability

Avoid

  • Avoid beta olarak kullanılabilir when beta olarak mevcut fits
  • Avoid Önce gizlilik için tasarlandı; use the more natural reviewed wording instead
  • Avoid Sekme for the translated key label in prose when referring to <TAB>
  • Avoid changing opencode to OpenCode inside commands, URLs, package names, or code literals