English Diary Writing Assistant

Problem addressed

Learners writing short daily notes often face mixed-language input, unstable grammar, unnatural word choice, and a lack of speaking practice material. English-Diary turns one diary entry into a reviewable learning loop that can be corrected, rewritten, compared, and practiced aloud.

How it works

After receiving mixed-language text, the skill produces a structured result:
- Header information: it first tries ipapi.co, falls back to ip-api.com for the city, and then uses wttr.in for weather; failures leave the fields blank.
- Error review: Chinese explanations for grammar, word choice, and expression issues, covering all embedded Chinese terms.
- English rewrite: a more natural English version that preserves the original meaning, tone, details, and emotion.
- Chinese comparison: a paragraph-aligned translation of the rewritten English, making it easier to verify that meaning has not changed.
- TTS practice: a standalone HTML player that can be opened offline for playback and repetition.
- IMA sync: the full content is written to IMA notes for later review.

Boundaries

The workflow assumes IMA credentials are configured. Location and weather are auxiliary information; their failure does not block the main tasks. It is better suited to personal diaries, short-form writing, and study feedback, not academic writing, formal translation, legal text, or scenarios requiring strict fact-checking.