---
name: everything-is-ok
description: "无所不能 — Universal prompt compression protocol. Translate natural language into compressed I-Lang syntax. Text-to-text translator only — does not access files, URLs, or external resources. I-Lang has been tested across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Kimi, Qwen and GLM. Instruction-only, no code, no credentials."
version: 1.0.5
author: ilang-ai
homepage: https://ilang.ai
tags:
  - prompt
  - productivity
  - compression
  - token-saving
  - cross-platform
  - communication
  - optimization
  - ai-assistant
  - workflow
  - universal
---

# Everything is OK（无所不能）

Universal prompt compression protocol. Translate any natural language prompt into compressed I-Lang syntax.

**This skill is a text-to-text translator only.** It does not access files, fetch URLs, or execute commands. It only converts your text into compressed syntax.

## What You Get

1. **Structured prompts** — Compress long prompts into structured instructions.
2. **Cross-platform** — I-Lang has been tested across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Kimi, Qwen and GLM (results: ilang.ai/benchmark/, May 2026).
3. **Complete answers** — AI provides full details with clear structure.
4. **Privacy friendly** — Compressed text is shorter, sending less data.

## How to Use

**You don't need to install anything.**

1. Open the `prompt.md` file
2. Copy the full text
3. Paste it into any AI conversation
4. AI responds — ready to compress

### Quick Test

After pasting, try:

- "Compress this: Summarize the key points in 3 professional bullet points"
- AI returns: `[SHRT|sty=bullets,len=3,ton=pro]=>[OUT]`

## Before & After

**Before**:

> Rewrite this paragraph in a more casual and friendly tone

**After**:

```
[REWR|ton=casual]=>[OUT]
```

**Before**:

> Compare these two options and show me the differences

**After**:

```
[DIFF]=>[OUT|fmt=md]
```

## Tested Platforms

I-Lang has been tested across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Kimi, Qwen and GLM. Results by model are published on ilang.ai/benchmark/, tests conducted May 2026.

## Links

- Website: https://ilang.ai
- Dictionary: https://github.com/ilang-ai/ilang-dict
- Research: https://research.ilang.ai
- AI See: https://i.ilang.ai

## License

MIT — Free to use, share, and build on.

© 2026 I-Lang Research, iLang Inc., Canada.