Natural line composition
Evaluate candidate breaks against real width and meaning instead of forcing a new line after each phrase, and check stacked vowels and tone marks, font fallback, line spacing and clipping in actual output.
OPEN-SOURCE SKILLS / THAI TYPOGRAPHY
KUMIHAN|ดุลอักษร is a set of open-source AI skills for creating and reviewing Thai websites, articles, reports, and presentations—with care for readability, layout, and the integrity of your original content.

Every brief, audience, and message is different. KUMIHAN|ดุลอักษร helps AI shape typography, spacing, and hierarchy around the meaning and priorities of each piece—rather than applying one template to everything.
Practical priorities for creating and reviewing Thai content.
Evaluate candidate breaks against real width and meaning instead of forcing a new line after each phrase, and check stacked vowels and tone marks, font fallback, line spacing and clipping in actual output.
Shape the layout around the information, its priority, and the reader’s goal.
Preserve names, prices, quotations and Unicode sequences without silent fixes.
Check finished work and organize issues—without touching the files.
DESIGNED FOR THE MESSAGE
KUMIHAN|ดุลอักษร doesn't dictate a finished look. It gives AI the knowledge to adapt to each medium and brief.
From scoping the work to web, documents, and review.
Scope, locale, medium, permissions and goals
Typography and design for Thai websites, articles, landing pages, and UI.
Structure and readability for reports, business documents, and slide decks.
Review typography, information, and layout without editing source files.
Setup varies by tool. Pick the guide for yours, then choose the skills you need.
v0.1.1 offers guidance and bounded checks, not a universal automatic Thai typesetting engine. See the release notes for which tests were actually run and which environments remain unverified. Native installation and invocation on ChatGPT / Codex / Claude / Gemini: not-checked.
KUMIHAN|ดุลอักษร is open source. The skills, releases, and full change history are on GitHub.