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When sensitive code or data is involved, translation should be disabled, either via `/Translate Off` or by using the equals sign to skip a single message, to avoid privacy risks.
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10/17/2026
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Talking to Claude Code in Chinese: Hands-On Test of a Terminal Auto-Translation Plugin
bilibiliAgent小课堂10/10/2026
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