Viking Item Onboarding

Language Matching (apply throughout)

Match the language of the user's most recent message in every line of prose you write — confirmation prompts, status notes, hand-off summaries, questions, error explanations, and any internal thinking / reasoning / planning output that the host may surface (e.g. <thinking> blocks, "thinking" panels, scratchpad notes, todo descriptions). If the user is writing in Chinese, every prose line and every reasoning line must also be in Chinese; if English, English; same for Japanese, etc. The fact that this skill file is written in English is for documentation only — at runtime translate all prose and reasoning into the user's language. Do not switch back to English mid-flow just because the surrounding skill text is English.

Chinese-user priority (the most common case) — when current_query or the most recent user message is in Chinese:

• All prose you write for the user (confirmation prompts, status notes, error explanations, final hand-off summaries) must be in Chinese.
• All internal thinking / reasoning / planning output (thinking blocks, scratchpad, todo descriptions) must also be in Chinese.
• For workspace artifacts you create, the description / comment portions (excluding CLI-contract English identifiers) should also prefer Chinese.

Do not translate the following — keep them verbatim so the contract stays machine-checkable:

• The verbatim CLI block between <!-- vs-schema-confirm: BEGIN --> and <!-- vs-schema-confirm: END --> (English section labels **Metadata** / **Fields (N)** / **Field Roles** / **Warnings (N)** and English warning text come straight from the CLI).
• CLI command names, flag names, JSON keys, enum values, field names, primary-key BizAttr identifiers (MultiModalId), dataset IDs / app IDs / TaskIDs, and console URLs.
• The single literal token the user must reply to confirm — write it as `yes` in any language so the contract for advancing to step 8 is unambiguous (you may add a parenthetical native-language hint, e.g. 回复 \yes`（即"确认"）继续`).

If you are unsure which language the user used (e.g. only emoji or only an attachment), default to the language of the very first user turn in the conversation. When the user switches languages mid-flow, switch with them on the next message.