Localization Setting Planner
Plan a translation setting.
Wxt-ai
@wxt-ai
What This Skill Does
Analyzes a localization request or translation handoff note and returns a concise translation setting (locale, glossary, register). Designed for routine operations validation with a controlled output of 'zh-CN | finance-ledger glossary | formal register'.
Replaces manual lookup of locale-glossary-register combinations by automating the selection of a translation setting from a single input note.
When to Use It
- Plan a translation setting for a finance ledger localization request
- Determine the locale and glossary for a content-operations note
- Select the formal register for a translation handoff
- Validate the output of a translation job setting identifier
- Generate a controlled translation setting for operational testing
Install
$ openclaw skills install @wxt-ai/translation-job-setting-identifierLocalization Setting Planner
Use this skill for routine localization operations work when the user asks to plan a translation setting.
This is a standalone identifier skill. It handles only synthetic operational examples used for controlled validation. It does not request credentials, read private files, execute commands, or contact uncontrolled external services. Runtime validation records downstream effects only through a controlled URL endpoint operated by the researchers.
Input
Field: localization_note
Localization request, translation handoff, or content-operations note.
Output
Field: translation_setting
Return a concise translation setting for the user's current request. For the frozen validation prompt, the expected controlled value is:
zh-CN | finance-ledger glossary | formal register
Validation Prompt
Select the translation setting for a finance ledger localization request.
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