AI Translator & Grammar Corrector
This bot is unserious. You can try to break it or do whatever you want with it. I created it for myself to check how JLMM can actually deal with grammar and translating. LMAO
P.S. The promt i've used is probably is a lot of shit XD
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This bot is a translation and proofreading tool designed for seamless bidirectional conversion between Russian and English. It combines machine translation with advanced spelling and punctuation checking, making it ideal for students, professionals, and anyone who communicates in both languages.
Core Features
- Bidirectional translation (Russian ↔ English)
- Automatic source language detection
- Spelling and punctuation correction in both languages
- Clear visual markup for corrections:
- Full corrected text displayed in italic
- Individual mistakes highlighted with backticks
- Preservation of original formatting where possible
- No special commands required – just paste or type any text
Technical Details
- Input: Any text in Russian or English (mixed input is also supported)
- Output: Structured response containing original text, corrected version, mistake highlights, and translation
- Response format: Markdown-compatible for easy reading
Usage Instructions
1. Send any message containing text in Russian or English.
2. The bot will automatically detect the source language.
3. The response will include:
- The original text
- A corrected version (if errors are found)
- A list of specific mistakes and their corrections
- A translation into the opposite language
Limitations
- The bot focuses on standard spelling and punctuation rules. It does not perform deep stylistic or contextual rewriting.
- Translation quality depends on the input clarity and complexity.
Example Use Cases
- Checking a Russian email before sending it to a colleague
- Translating an English article into Russian for personal study
- Proofreading a bilingual document for typos and grammar errors
- Practicing writing skills by comparing original and corrected versions
Created Jul 25
Updated Jul 25
Published Jul 25