Skills chinese-learning-assistant
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chinese-learning-assistant

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Improve Practical Chinese Fluency

Intermediate learners often know grammar but still write stiff or unnatural Chinese. This skill explains real usage and rewrites text into natural Chinese with source-backed examples.

Supports: Claude Codex Code(CC)
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Using "chinese-learning-assistant". Analyze the expression 搞定了.

Expected outcome:

The skill explains that 搞定了 is casual spoken Chinese for finishing or resolving something. It gives suitable contexts, more formal alternatives, and native-style examples.

Using "chinese-learning-assistant". 我昨天去了电影院,看了一个很好的电影。

Expected outcome:

The skill suggests a more natural sentence such as 我昨天去看电影了,那部电影挺好看的. It explains the verb phrase, measure word, and softer spoken tone.

Using "chinese-learning-assistant". Compare 我认为 and 我觉得.

Expected outcome:

The skill explains that 我觉得 is more common in conversation, while 我认为 sounds more formal or deliberate. It gives examples for chat, essays, and discussion.

Security Audit

Low Risk
v5 • 6/27/2026

Static analysis reported many Ruby backtick, weak cryptography, and high-entropy findings. Manual review found these are false positives from Markdown code fences, inline search-query examples, and Japanese or Chinese instructional text, not executable code or obfuscation. The only meaningful operational risk is low: the skill asks the assistant to use web search for real language examples, so users should avoid submitting private text.

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Low Risk Issues (4)
Web Search May Expose User-Provided Text
The skill instructs the assistant to search external sites for native usage examples. This is useful for language learning, but user-submitted phrases or draft sentences may be sent to search providers or public websites.
Description Text Misclassified as Weak Cryptography
Static analysis flagged SKILL.md line 3 as weak cryptography. That line is the skill description in Japanese and contains no cryptographic API, algorithm name, or hashing operation.
Multilingual Markdown Misclassified as Obfuscation
Static analysis flagged high entropy in SKILL.md and three reference files. Manual review shows readable Japanese and Chinese learning materials, not packed, encrypted, or binary payloads.
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Quality Score

45
Architecture
100
Maintainability
87
Content
80
Community
82
Security
83
Spec Compliance

What You Can Build

Make Chat Messages Sound Natural

Rewrite a draft message for a friend, classmate, or native speaker with the right tone and level of casualness.

Understand Expressions From Videos

Analyze a phrase from comments, subtitles, or posts and learn where it is appropriate to use it.

Improve Translation Practice

Move from direct translation to natural Chinese phrasing with explanations of word choice and sentence flow.

Try These Prompts

Explain a New Expression
Analyze the Chinese expression "[expression]". Explain when people use it, who can use it, and whether it is casual or formal.
Rewrite a Short Message
Please improve this Chinese message for a friend. Keep it casual and natural: [your Chinese text].
Compare Similar Phrases
Compare these Chinese expressions: [phrase A], [phrase B], and [phrase C]. Explain the nuance, formality, and best situations for each.
Polish a Full Composition
Review this Chinese composition for fluency. Give natural rewrites, explain the changes, and include recent native usage examples where helpful: [composition].

Best Practices

  • Tell the skill your target audience, setting, and desired formality before asking for a rewrite.
  • Ask for several alternatives when you need to choose between casual, neutral, and formal Chinese.
  • Use web-verified examples for slang, recent phrases, and expressions from social media.

Avoid

  • Do not submit private messages or confidential text when asking for web search examples.
  • Do not treat every public web example as correct without checking context and source quality.
  • Do not ask only for grammar correction if your goal is natural native-like fluency.

Frequently Asked Questions

What level is this skill for?
It is designed for learners around HSK4 who want more natural and fluent Chinese.
Can it correct Chinese writing?
Yes. It rewrites learner text for natural wording, tone, flow, and practical communication.
Does it explain slang from bilibili or social media?
Yes. It can analyze casual expressions and use web examples when current usage matters.
Does it support formal Chinese?
Yes. It can compare casual, neutral, and formal versions of an expression.
Does it require web access?
Web access is useful when you need recent native examples. General correction can still work without it.
Is it a dictionary replacement?
No. It focuses on practical usage, naturalness, context, and rewrite guidance.