Lexi

Extract your honne — the real working self underneath tatemae — from your Claude transcripts.

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npx -y skills add jazz1x/honne --skill lexi

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Lexicon axis standalone — extract high-frequency vocabulary, code-switching ratio, onomatopoeia. Triggers: "my vocabulary", "lexicon", "word habits", "speech patterns".

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lexi — Lexicon Axis

Standalone lexicon extraction and analysis. Uses the unified honne CLI, presents findings, records claims.

Step 1: HITL (scope + locale)

Ask for scope (repo/global) AND locale (ko/en/jp). Set SCOPE and LOCALE variables from the replies.

Step 2: Scan

bash "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/honne" scan --base-dir ".honne" --scope "$SCOPE"

Step 3: Axis extract

bash "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/honne" axis run lexicon --scan .honne/cache/scan.json --locale "$LOCALE"

Step 4: Review JSON

Read JSON output — review candidate_claim, quotes, insufficient_evidence fields.

Step 5: HITL accept/reject/edit

Present candidate claim with sample quotes, ask (y/n/edit):

y: proceed to Step 6
n: record rejection — bash "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/honne" record claim --base-dir ".honne" --type rejection --axis lexicon --scope "$SCOPE" --text "$candidate"; skip to done
edit: user provides revised text, use as claim

Step 6: Record claim

bash "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/honne" record claim --base-dir ".honne" --type claim --axis lexicon --scope "$SCOPE" --text "$claim"

Step 7: Check past rejections

Avoid re-proposing: bash "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/honne" query --base-dir ".honne" --type rejection --tag lexicon --scope "$SCOPE"

Progress monitoring — use Monitor until-loop (never sleep N && cat):

# ✓ Monitor: until [ -f ".honne/cache/.axis_lexicon.json" ]

Report saved to stdout + .honne/assets/claims.jsonl