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/translator
Translates text between languages. Use this when the user wants to translate a word, phrase, or passage into another language.
Install
$ npx -y skills add jegly/Box --skill translator --agent claude-codeHow it fires
How this skill gets triggered: by you, by Claude, or both.
- Fires itselfAuto-invocation. Claude auto-loads it when your prompt matches the work.Auto-invocation is when the right skill fires by itself at the right moment, driven by a FLOW.md router and a hook, instead of you invoking it by name. It is the difference between a skill being installed and a skill actually getting used.Read the full definition →
- You can call itInvoke it directly when you want it.
- Slash command
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The summary Claude sees to decide when to auto-load this skill.
Translates text between languages. Use this when the user wants to translate a word, phrase, or passage into another language.
SKILL.md
translator.SKILL.mdname: translator
description: Translates text between languages. Use this when the user wants to translate a word, phrase, or passage into another language.
Translator
Instructions
The `translator` skill translates text between any pair of languages. **You** perform the translation using your own knowledge, then call `run_js` to display the result and save it to the local history.
Workflow for every translation request
1. Identify the source language (detect it automatically if not specified — note it as "Auto-detected"). 2. Identify the target language from the user's request. 3. **Translate the text yourself.** 4. Call `run_js` with `index.html` to display the result and persist it.
---
Actions
1. Translate
When a user wants to translate text, call `run_js` with:
- **script name**: `index.html`
- **data**: JSON string with:
- `action`: `"translate"`
- `original`: String — the original text exactly as the user provided it
- `translated`: String — your translation
- `source_lang`: String — detected or specified source language (e.g. `"English"`, `"Auto-detected"`)
- `target_lang`: String — target language (e.g. `"French"`, `"Japanese"`)
2. View History
When a user asks to see their translation history, call `run_js` with:
- **script name**: `index.html`
- **data**: JSON string with:
- `action`: `"history"`
3. Clear History
When a user wants to clear their translation history, call `run_js` with:
- **script name**: `index.html`
- **data**: JSON string with:
- `action`: `"clear"`
---
Rules
- Always translate **before** calling `run_js` — never call `run_js` with an empty `translated` field.
- If the user asks to translate into multiple languages, make one `run_js` call per language.
- If the source and target language appear to be the same, ask the user to clarify.
- All history is stored locally on the device.
Sample Commands
- "Translate 'Good morning' to Spanish"
- "How do you say 'thank you' in Japanese?"
- "Translate this paragraph to French: ..."
- "What is 'Bonjour' in English?"
- "Show my translation history"
- "Clear my translation history"
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name: translator description: Translates text between languages. Use this when the user wants to translate a word, phrase, or passage into another language.
Translator
Instructions
The `translator` skill translates text between any pair of languages. **You** perform the translation using your own knowledge, then call `run_js` to display the result and save it to the local history.
Workflow for every translation request
1. Identify the source language (detect it automatically if not specified — note it as "Auto-detected"). 2. Identify the target language from the user's request. 3. **Translate the text yourself.** 4. Call `run_js` with `index.html` to display the result and persist it.
---
Actions
1. Translate
When a user wants to translate text, call `run_js` with:
- **script name**: `index.html`
- **data**: JSON string with:
- `action`: `"translate"`
- `original`: String — the original text exactly as the user provided it
- `translated`: String — your translation
- `source_lang`: String — detected or specified source language (e.g. `"English"`, `"Auto-detected"`)
- `target_lang`: String — target language (e.g. `"French"`, `"Japanese"`)
2. View History
When a user asks to see their translation history, call `run_js` with:
- **script name**: `index.html`
- **data**: JSON string with:
- `action`: `"history"`
3. Clear History
When a user wants to clear their translation history, call `run_js` with:
- **script name**: `index.html`
- **data**: JSON string with:
- `action`: `"clear"`
---
Rules
- Always translate **before** calling `run_js` — never call `run_js` with an empty `translated` field.
- If the user asks to translate into multiple languages, make one `run_js` call per language.
- If the source and target language appear to be the same, ask the user to clarify.
- All history is stored locally on the device.
Sample Commands
- "Translate 'Good morning' to Spanish"
- "How do you say 'thank you' in Japanese?"
- "Translate this paragraph to French: ..."
- "What is 'Bonjour' in English?"
- "Show my translation history"
- "Clear my translation history"
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