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The rules lived in a local skill, so they were not in the repository and only one machine had them. The guide now carries them: rewrite rather than align sentence by sentence, resolve abstract words, drop English syntax and passive voice, and which terms stay in English.
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The rules for translating an English post into
content/zhlived in a local Claude Code skill, outside the repository, so only one machine had them.CLAUDE.mdnow carries them, next to the other content rules.What they say: rewrite the sentences rather than align them one by one with the English; resolve abstract words (cost, scope, capability) into concrete Chinese; drop English syntax ("这意味着") and passive voice; and keep proper names, code identifiers and project names in English while translating ordinary technical words.
Guide text only, no site change.