localization-validator

You can validate localization quality by scanning code comments, UI strings, and documentation to detect untranslated or mixed-language content, ensuring Chinese expressions remain consistent and usable across the project.

Validating Chinese localization quality involves checking UI strings and code comments against a defined style guide to report untranslated or mixed-language content, ensuring consistent terminology across the software project.

Detect hardcoded English strings by running a localization coverage check across your multilingual repository to identify untranslated content, reporting issues with actionable fixes to unify Chinese localization.

You can customize localization checks against your own terminology and style guide by following the SKILL.md instructions, supporting per-project rules for consistent and usable Chinese content.

Yes, localization validation works across repositories and build pipelines to check documentation, test descriptions, UI strings, and code comments, detecting untranslated or mixed-language content.

A limitation is that checks focus on Chinese content consistency and usability, so untranslated or mixed-language content in other target languages may require separate configuration via the SKILL.md instructions.