✨ Personalized Assistant

What is this?

The Personalized Assistant is a translation and explanation tool with a profile layer. Before you paste anything, you describe yourself: your job, what you study, the films or games you like, and the tone you prefer. The assistant then uses that profile to choose examples, vocabulary and level of detail.

It is not limited to translation. It detects whether the input is an article, a question, a code snippet or a mixture, and answers in the matching way.

The profile is the distinctive part. Most translation tools ask only for a target language; this one also asks what you already know. A developer gets technical examples, a student gets a simpler explanation, and a writer gets notes on tone and word choice.

Who it is for. The assistant is useful when a generic translation is technically correct but hard to apply: reading a technical article outside your field, checking a message before sending it, studying code with unfamiliar syntax, or explaining a concept with examples that match your own background.

What you can do

• Set a profile in your own words, or start from one of the built-in roles such as developer, product manager, teacher, doctor, student, writer or retiree.
• Paste up to 8,000 characters of an article, question, code or mixed content.
• Translate into Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, French, German, Spanish or Russian.
• Get an explanation with examples when you paste a concept or question.
• Annotate code and have the key logic explained.
• Tune the result by model, detail level and writing style.
• Export a reusable prompt to paste into another AI as custom instructions.
• Copy the result and switch between light and dark themes.

Three steps

1. Describe yourself. Fill in the profile box or pick a role preset. More concrete details produce more familiar examples.
2. Paste the content. Choose the target language and press Start. The assistant decides whether to translate, explain or annotate.
3. Reuse the prompt. Export the generated prompt and use it as a system prompt in another AI so the same profile applies everywhere.

Saved profiles sync across devices after signing in; otherwise the profile stays in the current browser only.

Good to know. The 8,000-character limit applies to the pasted content, not to the profile. The tool reads the whole input before deciding what to do, so a mixed block of prose and code is handled in one pass instead of being cut into separate requests. The exported prompt is ordinary text: it can be edited before use and kept as a personal preset.

The assistant does not replace a careful reading of the source. It is a fast first pass that makes unfamiliar material usable, and the result should still be checked when accuracy matters. For a long document, work through it in sections so the 8,000-character limit is never the reason a paragraph gets skipped.