Rightcapitalhq Chinese Style Guide
- 109 repo stars
- Updated January 20, 2026
- RightCapitalHQ/chinese-style-guide
rightcapitalhq-chinese-style-guide is a Claude Code plugin that enforces a Chinese and Chinese–English mixed writing and typography standard when agents draft docs and articles.
About
rightcapitalhq-chinese-style-guide is a one-plugin Claude Code bundle that encodes a Chinese writing and typography style guide for developers and small teams who publish in Chinese or mixed Chinese–English. Use it when your agent otherwise produces uneven spacing, punctuation, or bilingual layout in READMEs, changelogs, landing copy, or support articles. The plugin does not replace a human editor; it gives the agent explicit formatting and voice constraints so drafts need fewer manual passes before ship. It matters on Skillselion for developers targeting Greater China audiences or bilingual SaaS docs without hiring a dedicated localization editor on day one. Placement spans Build documentation work and later Launch and Grow content, but the canonical shelf is Build/docs because that is where technical and product writing standards are usually defined once and reused everywhere.
- Single-plugin Chinese writing and typography style guide
- Standards for pure Chinese and Chinese–English mixed articles
- Consistent punctuation, spacing, and layout rules for agent-assisted drafting
- RightCapitalHQ-maintained guide suited to product and technical writing
- Lightweight install for teams publishing bilingual developer or user-facing text
Rightcapitalhq Chinese Style Guide by the numbers
- Data as of Jul 7, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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| repo stars | ★ 109 |
|---|---|
| Last updated | January 20, 2026 |
| Repository | RightCapitalHQ/chinese-style-guide ↗ |
What it does
Register a Chinese and Chinese–English mixed writing style plugin so agent-generated READMEs, docs, and marketing copy follow consistent typography and formatting rules.
Who is it for?
Best when you're shipping Chinese or bilingual documentation and marketing with Claude Code.
Skip if: English-only products with no Chinese audience, or teams that already enforce style in a separate CMS with no agent drafting.
What you get
After adding the plugin, agent-generated Chinese and mixed-language copy follows one shared style guide so READMEs and articles need less manual reformatting.
- Agent drafts aligned to a consistent Chinese typography and style standard
- Reusable mixed-language formatting behavior across docs and content tasks
By the numbers
- Plugin count: 1
- Repository: RightCapitalHQ/chinese-style-guide
- Focus: Chinese and Chinese–English mixed writing and formatting standards
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FAQ
Who is Rightcapitalhq Chinese Style Guide for?
It is for developers and small teams who write in Chinese or Chinese–English mix and want agents to respect professional typography and formatting rules.
When should I use Rightcapitalhq Chinese Style Guide?
Use it whenever you ask your coding agent to draft or edit Chinese READMEs, help docs, blog posts, or mixed-language UI copy before publication.
How do I add Rightcapitalhq Chinese Style Guide to my agent?
Install the RightCapitalHQ/chinese-style-guide Claude Code plugin from the repo catalog entry, enable the single bundled plugin, and invoke it when generating or revising Chinese-language content.