# 📁 Add Your Aclarador Code Here!

## Quick Setup

### Step 1: Copy Your Aclarador Code

```bash
# If from GitHub:
git clone https://github.com/YOUR_USERNAME/aclarador.git .

# Or from local:
cp -r /path/to/your/aclarador/* .
```

### Step 2: Verify Structure

After copying, this directory should contain your Aclarador files:

```
analyzers/aclarador/
├── __init__.py           ← Already exists
├── analyzer.py           ← Your main analyzer code
├── utils.py              ← Your utility functions
├── models/               ← Any models or data
└── ...                   ← Other Aclarador files
```

### Step 3: Update analyzer_wrapper.py

Go back to `analyzers/analyzer_wrapper.py` and update the import:

```python
# Replace placeholder with your actual import
from analyzers.aclarador.your_module import your_function
```

### Step 4: Test

```bash
# Test import works
python -c "from analyzers.aclarador import your_module; print('✅ Works!')"

# Test analysis
python -c "
from analyzers.analyzer_wrapper import AclaradorAnalyzer
a = AclaradorAnalyzer()
r = a.analyze('Texto de prueba')
print(f'Score: {r[\"overall_score\"]}')
"
```

## Need Help?

See **ACLARADOR_INTEGRATION.md** in the parent directory for complete instructions!

## Using Placeholder?

If you don't have Aclarador ready yet, the placeholder in `analyzer_wrapper.py` will work temporarily. It returns fake scores so you can test the entire system.

Deploy with the placeholder, then add your real Aclarador later!