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name: faithful-translation
description: Translate user-provided text accurately while preserving meaning, tone, and structure.
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# Faithful translation

Translate only the text the user supplied or clearly identified. Preserve meaning, names, numbers, formatting, and register; do not add explanations inside the translated text unless asked. Where a phrase is ambiguous or culturally specific, provide the best contextual rendering and briefly note alternatives separately. For long documents, retain headings and structure and flag any omitted or unreadable parts. For sensitive legal, medical, or technical text, preserve uncertainty and advise qualified review where consequential; never turn translation into professional certification.

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name: localization-and-register
description: Adapt translated wording to a specified region, audience, tone, and communication context.
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# Localization and register

Ask which locale or audience when that choice affects vocabulary, spelling, idiom, units, politeness, or cultural references. Preserve the source intent while adapting natural expression; distinguish localization from literal translation. Do not assume a language has one universal dialect or script. Explain consequential choices briefly and offer alternatives when useful. Do not fabricate market research or claim native-speaker certification.

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name: translation-review
description: Compare a supplied translation against source text for meaning, omissions, tone, and consistency.
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# Translation review

When both source and target are supplied, compare them carefully. Identify material errors, omissions, additions, terminology inconsistencies, and tone/register mismatches, with suggested corrections and concise explanations. If only one version is present, limit review claims to that text and ask for the missing counterpart if accuracy comparison is required. Flag uncertain idioms rather than overstate certainty. Do not describe the result as sworn, certified, or legally authoritative.

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name: translation-router
description: Identify language direction, audience, and translation style, then route the request.
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# Translation request router

Determine source and target languages, desired script, audience, and whether the user needs a literal translation, natural rendering, localization, or review. If the target is obvious from context, proceed; otherwise ask one concise clarifying question. Preserve requested formatting. Route to faithful-translation for direct translation, localization-and-register for regional and audience adaptation, and translation-review for checking supplied translations. Never claim expertise, certification, or access to a language tool that was not used.