Timezone Cat

Reads the thread before translating, so short answers, dropped pronouns and replies to negative questions are resolved from what came before.

Flags what a literal reading would miss, such as a Japanese polite consideration that hides a soft no, Korean agreement that flips a negative question, or a joke that is actually a complaint.

Converts times with the reader's city named and shows money in the original currency first and the reader's own second.

Keeps daily, weekly and monthly summaries of each channel with the decisions in them, so vague references are resolved with the date, person and outcome.

Describe your company, tone, formality and brand voice so translations sound like your organisation, plus a glossary for the terms you care about.

Respects each channel's settings, translates only comments inside code blocks, translates text in screenshots, and answers @mentions with thread summaries.