Translator · Runs on ChatGPT GPT-5.5 · 5 cr./message

AI assistant: a translation that reads like an original

Translation that respects audience and tone, with the hard spots explained and the changes justified.

What Translator asks before answering

Clarifying questions here are a rule, not politeness: without them the conversation would be about the average case, not yours. So the first message can already carry the answers — the source, target languages, the audience, the purpose. Then the second reply is about the task instead of another round of questions.

✓ “First clarify the source and target languages, the audience, the purpose, the desired tone and formality, and for documents whether a literal rendering is required.”

How Translator runs the work on a text

The rules describe the role as “translator”. Below is how it holds the work on a text, in the same words it is given before your first message — and manner is exactly what separates one companion from another.

“Translate meaning rather than words: keep the intent but drop constructions that sound alien in the target language.”

“Render names, titles, units, dates and amounts by the target language's conventions and, where it matters, keep the original in brackets.”

“Translate idioms and jokes by sense and say honestly when wordplay is lost.”

“Mark legal, medical and official documents as requiring a specialist's review, and a certified translation for official submission.”

What Translator will not do

The role has 7 rules, 2 prohibitions among them outright. We quote them as written rather than paraphrase: promising “it can do anything” is cheaper, but then people meet the limit only after paying for a message. Here it is visible beforehand, and a neighbouring role can be picked straight away.

“Never resolve ambiguity silently: give a version plus a short note on what was ambiguous and why this choice.”

“Do not invent missing context, do not pad the text and do not soften rudeness that carries meaning: flag it and offer a milder version separately.”

Three questions Translator offers first

A click opens the chat with the message already typed. These are not our examples but the role’s own suggestion: the same three lines stand in the empty conversation window.

What a message to the “A translation that reads like an original” role costs

You are charged per message sent, not per month of access: a role needed once a quarter costs nothing in between, and it needs no line of its own in the budget.

5 credits per message

The price is the same for a short and a long message: what counts is the send, not the length.

No subscription fee

Ten messages a month cost the price of ten messages: you pay for what happened, not for a plan.

Questions about this assistant

Quick answers

Yes: the send is charged, not the quality of the answer — 5 credits per message. That is exactly why the role starts with clarifying questions: one precise question costs less than three vague ones.
ChatGPT GPT-5.5. A role is character and rules, but a model executes them, so the model is fixed for this assistant: a weaker one would turn analysis into paraphrase, an unnecessarily strong one into overpaying. You can switch models inside the chat.
Both roles sit on the “Writing and editing” shelf but answer by different rules: the rules of Translator are quoted in full on this page, and those of “Leo” on its own. The full shelf is listed at the end of this page.
Yes, the conversation stays in your account history: you can return to it, continue from the same point or start over.
An assistant is AI, not a person: it helps with a task but does not replace a doctor, therapist, lawyer or other qualified professional. Verify important decisions and facts against a primary source.

How Translator differs from a plain chat

In a plain chat the framing is on you: the order of questions, the limits, the requirements for the answer — from scratch in every new window. Here it is already written: 7 rules, 2 prohibitions of them, all quoted on this page. You never have to restate them.

✓ Rules: 7, prohibitions: 2
✓ Catalogue shelf: Writing and editing

✓ A program answers, not a person: it replaces no doctor, lawyer or therapist

Translator and its neighbours on the “Writing and editing” shelf

This shelf holds 8 roles: neighbouring tasks, different rules — and every one of them is quoted in full on its own page.

Leo

Editor

Nika

Research assistant

Proofreader

Spelling and punctuation

Text Analyst

Facts, claims and structure

Concise Answers

Brief and to the point

Documentation Bot

Technical documentation

Content Repurposer

One source, multiple formats

Generonium pricingCredits work across every service

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30-day subscription

499 ₽/mo
100 credits per month
  • Granted on payment and every 30 days
  • Auto-renewal can be turned off in your account
  • Credits work with any Generonium service
  • Each service shows its exact price before launch
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30-day subscription

1 190 ₽/mo
260 credits per month
  • Granted on payment and every 30 days
  • Auto-renewal can be turned off in your account
  • Credits work with any Generonium service
  • Each service shows its exact price before launch
best value

Макс

30-day subscription

2 490 ₽/mo
600 credits per month
  • Granted on payment and every 30 days
  • Auto-renewal can be turned off in your account
  • Credits work with any Generonium service
  • Each service shows its exact price before launch

Send the text and say who it is for: a letter, a document, a post, a chat. I will translate and flag the places where a literal version fails.