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Clawbox ui i18n

Skill CommonstackAI/ClawBox/.agents/skills/clawbox-ui-i18n

ClawBox provides a guided setup experience and unified dashboard for OpenClaw-powered agents.

Install
npx -y skills add CommonstackAI/ClawBox --skill clawbox-ui-i18n

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Use when changing ClawBox React components, dialogs, settings pages, sidebar flows, or any user-facing copy that must stay aligned with react-i18next and the project's bilingual locale files.

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ClawBox UI i18n

Use this skill for ClawBox frontend UI work, copy changes, settings screens, onboarding screens, dialogs, and general React component changes.

Read first

  • The target component under src/components/
  • Any matching Zustand store under src/store/
  • src/services/api.ts if the component loads or mutates backend data
  • src/locales/en/translation.json
  • src/locales/zh/translation.json

Workflow

  1. Add or update translation keys before wiring UI text.
  2. Keep translation keys nested by feature instead of flattening unrelated labels into generic buckets.
  3. Prefer existing store actions and selectors over adding duplicate component-local copies of remote state.
  4. If a component opens dialogs or renders chat blocks, inspect the sibling components in the same feature folder before changing layout or behavior.

Verification

  • Update both locale files in the same diff.
  • Run npm run build:frontend.

Guardrails

  • Do not leave hard-coded user-facing strings in JSX.
  • Preserve existing Radix UI and Tailwind patterns unless the task explicitly redesigns the feature.
  • Keep frontend API usage centralized in service modules where possible.

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