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AllInOneIME — Development skill for Claude Code

Development community

macOS 输入法：本地拼音（Rime + 雾凇拼音），开头打 @ 用命令：@improve 翻译润色、@question 提问、@claude 开 Claude Code、@open 找文件.

How to install AllInOneIME

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open weijianz-opc/AllInOneIME and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What AllInOneIME does

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README

AllInOneIME

English | [中文](README.zh-CN.md)

A macOS input method. Day to day it's a regular pinyin input method that runs locally, built on Rime + rime-ice (雾凇拼音). Start a sentence with `@` for a command and press ⏎ when done to run it: `@improve` has a large language model polish it and give a few rewrites, `@translate` translates into the languages you pick, `@question` asks a question, `@claude` hands it to Claude Code, and `@open` finds files and apps or opens a web address. You can also hold right ⌥ and talk.

Author: [Weijian Zhang](https://weijianz.com)

![Two steps: @translate plus pinyin, then ⏎ for three idiomatic English versions](docs/en/demo.png)

![@improve plus pinyin, then ⏎: polished versions and rewrites in the same language](docs/en/improve.png)

![@improve with English: English polish (with Jargon); with Chinese: Chinese polish and rewrites](docs/en/english.png)

For more detail (every command and setting, installation troubleshooting, privacy), see the [Wiki](https://github.com/weijianz-opc/AllInOneIME/wiki).

How to use

Without `@`, it works like any other pinyin input method: picking a word inserts it, ⏎ is Return, in English mode letters are typed directly, and nothing goes online.

Key	What it does
Type pinyin, Space / digits	Pick words, as in any pinyin input method
`@` (at the start of a sentence)	Opens the command list: the most used lately first, 5 at a time, scrolled with ↑↓, the wheel or the trackpad; or type letters to find one (names starting with them first, then names containing them). ⏎, Tab, Space or a digit chooses
⏎	Runs the command. Works even if the pinyin isn't picked yet: it's picked first, as with Space
Space, ⏎ / digits	Once the results are up: insert the highlighted / numbered one; 0 is the original
⌘C	Copies the highlighted result (for `@open`, the path); the candidate panel stays open