dsh-cnwrite

AI-assisted Chinese writing usually trips up on two things: CJK and Latin text glued together, half-width and full-width punctuation mixed at random, and no quick way to check character count before hitting publish. dsh-cnwrite folds both fixes into the chat itself—type one prompt and you are done.

Two commands cover the job. cn_polish handles typesetting: it inserts spaces between CJK and Latin runs, normalises half-width punctuation to full-width, unifies Chinese quotation marks, and trims stray blank lines, while leaving decimals and URLs untouched. cn_stats delivers writing metrics in one shot—total characters, CJK character count, English word count, paragraph and sentence counts, and an estimated reading time—handy for fee-word estimates or gauging article length.

Everything runs as pure local text computation: no network calls, no file reads, no API keys required, and the core logic is roughly 100 lines of pure functions you can audit at a glance. If you ship Chinese content daily—bloggers, editors, or developers who want AI output ready to paste into a CMS—this plugin drops in with zero configuration.