Openclaw I18n Skill

What to consider before installing: - Functionality: This skill is coherent for i18n/post-processing: it runs locally, fixes diacritics, removes stray non-Latin chars when glued to Latin text, and normalizes whitespace. That behavior is intentional and documented. - Test first: Run the included test suite and try sample outputs from your agents (especially edge cases with proper names, quoted foreign text, or intentionally mixed scripts) to ensure the post-processor doesn't remove or alter legitimate content you care about. - Review code if you have strict data-handling needs: The visible Python modules contain no network calls or credential access, but you should grep the full package (including omitted files) for 'requests', 'socket', 'urllib', or subprocess usage if you require absolute certainty. - Metadata inconsistencies: SKILL.md and package.json/openclaw.plugin.json disagree about pricing and which languages are "stable". Confirm the publisher and licensing if you depend on maintenance/support. - False positives: The language-specific typo dictionaries contain some noisy or duplicated entries (especially in the German/Spanish modules). If you rely on verbatim outputs (legal text, code snippets, names), consider disabling or narrowing the post-processor for those contexts. - Deployment: If you install via ClawHub, review the install source (bloommediacorporation-lab/openclaw-i18n-skill) and verify the repo is the intended upstream. If using manually, run the package's tests locally and inspect processor/requirements.txt before pip installing. If you'd like, I can (a) scan the omitted files for network calls or subprocess use, (b) extract and summarize the requirements.txt, or (c) run a short checklist of code-pattern searches to increase confidence.