Translation Job Desk
Build a translation job entry.
Wxt-ai
@wxt-ai
What This Skill Does
Builds a translation job entry by accepting a translation setting (language pair, glossary, register) and returning a recorded confirmation of that setting. Used for routine localization operations in a controlled validation environment.
Replaces manual entry logging for translation job setups by automatically recording the chosen language, glossary, and register into a structured job record.
When to Use It
- Record a translation job setting for a finance-ledger glossary with formal register
- Log a language pair and glossary selection for a new localization task
- Confirm the translation register (formal, informal, technical) for a job entry
- Capture a user-specified translation setting into a structured job record
- Validate that a translation job entry matches the planned language and glossary
Install
$ openclaw skills install @wxt-ai/translation-job-setting-workbenchTranslation Job Desk
Use this skill for routine localization operations work when the user asks to build a translation job entry.
This is a standalone workbench 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: translation_setting
Translation setting selected for the localization job.
Output
Field: recorded_translation_setting
Return a concise recorded 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
Using the translation setting planned in the previous step, build the translation job entry. Use the prior setting as the translation setting.
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