Switch Cursor's interface into Simplified or Traditional Chinese without losing the original English version.
Add Chinese translations to Claude Desktop's interface with a one click installer.
Manage MCP connections, skills, and prompt templates for Cursor and Claude Code from one screen.
Restore a backed up original version if an update breaks a translation.
| svipm/cursor-i18n-zh | 2836048681/cc-switch-codexcont | caceb001/claude-shield | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stars | 29 | 29 | 29 |
| Language | Rust | Rust | Rust |
| Setup difficulty | moderate | moderate | moderate |
| Complexity | 3/5 | 3/5 | 4/5 |
| Audience | developer | developer | developer |
Figures from each repo's GitHub metadata at analysis time.
Cursor localization needs Node.js 18 or later installed locally, the Claude Desktop only path does not.
Localization Workbench is a desktop application that adds Chinese language support to two AI coding tools: Cursor and Claude Desktop. It is an independent project built by a third party and has no official connection to Cursor, Anthropic, or Microsoft. The app runs on Windows and macOS and is built with Tauri, a framework for making small desktop apps. Before it changes anything on your computer, it detects which version of Cursor or Claude Desktop you have installed, then creates a full backup of the original files. If a working backup cannot be made, the app will not proceed with installation. This backup can later be used to restore the original English version at any time. For Cursor, the tool merges Microsoft's official VS Code Chinese language pack with its own dictionary and finds new files inside the app that need translating, even after Cursor updates. For Claude Desktop, it only edits three specific text files and includes a large built in library of translated phrases. Beyond translation, the app includes a workbench for managing extensions used by Cursor and Claude Code. Users can add, edit, and remove MCP connections, a way for AI tools to reach outside services, manage reusable skill files, and organize prompt templates, either for a single project or across their whole system. It also has a small marketplace for browsing and installing these MCP connections, skills, and prompts from other users, with each item checked against its original GitHub source and given a risk rating before installation. Changes are tracked with snapshots so you can undo them. A background process checks every six hours whether Cursor has released a new version, and if the app's structure changed enough to need retesting, it verifies the update before marking it compatible. The project is aimed at Chinese speaking users of Cursor and Claude Desktop who want the interface in their own language without losing the ability to revert. Recent commits update translation coverage and expand the extension management features.
A third-party Windows and Mac app that adds Chinese language support to Cursor and Claude Desktop, with automatic backups so you can always revert.
Mainly Rust. The stack also includes Rust, Tauri, TypeScript.
Setup difficulty is rated moderate, with roughly 30min to a first successful run.
Mainly developer.
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