Translate Pro

Problem

Cross-language communication often fails at the usable threshold: English emails, contracts, papers, and technical docs can be translated, but the result may sound stiff, use inconsistent terminology, lose local context, or push machine-translation tone into an external setting. This skill turns translation into a reviewable workflow rather than a one-shot generation task.

How It Works

• Scenario routing: maps requests from S1 to S8, including daily conversation, business email, academic abstracts, technical documentation, legal contracts, social media, speeches, and product-copy localization.
• Strategy selection: chooses among literal, idiomatic, and localized rendering, and explains the reason.
• Depth checks: reviews L1 accuracy, L2 fluency, L3 naturalness, and L4 style; uncertain terms are flagged instead of guessed.
• Boundary collaboration: cross-language requests are handled first as translation; same-language polishing belongs to humanizer-pro. Document extraction, PPT creation, and other external needs require matching skills.

Note: it does not overwrite source files or publish output automatically. Academic translations must cite sources and be checked by a human; contract, legal, and medical output is advisory only and should be reviewed by qualified professionals.