doubao-medical-literature-translation

Provide the PDF as a local attachment or an http/https URL and request a full translation. The Skill reads the source, translates all sections, tables, and figure captions in order, validates the XML output, and creates a Feishu document for full-length articles.

Yes, Chinese-to-English translation follows academic English conventions while preserving propositions, evidence strength, and uncertainty from the source. It restructures sentences for natural English without adding claims, changing causality, or altering conclusions.

No, reference lists are excluded by default when you ask for a full-text translation. They are only preserved or translated when you explicitly request it, and excluding them by default still counts as a complete full-text translation.

Short excerpts, brief papers, and quick translation requests are answered directly in chat. Full-length articles or any request explicitly asking for a Feishu or downloadable document produce a Feishu document after passing XML and write-result validation.

The Skill delivers the completed continuous portion, states the exact translated and remaining page ranges, and asks whether to continue with the remaining pages. It never substitutes a summary for untranslated content.

No, it is scoped strictly to medical literature such as papers, guidelines, clinical trials, and drug materials. Non-medical books, contracts, product materials, or engineering documents should use general translation or a domain-specific translation skill instead.