Jargon Translator
The Jargon Translator converts between the two dominant languages of the modern workplace: Corporate and Human. Feed it 'let’s leverage our core competencies to drive stakeholder value' and receive 'let’s use what we’re good at to make people happy.' Or go the other direction and transform a simple request into something suitable for a board meeting. The formality parameter controls how unhinged the translation gets.
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Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
content |
string |
Required | — | The text to translate. |
direction |
string |
Required | — | Translation direction: jargon-to-human or human-to-jargon. |
formality |
string |
Optional | "formal" |
Output formality: casual, formal, or unhinged. |
Examples
curl "https://api.stupidapis.com/jargon-translator/translate?content=We+need+to+fire+some+people&direction=human-to-jargon&formality=formal"
import requests
response = requests.get(
"https://api.stupidapis.com/jargon-translator/translate",
params={"content": "We need to fire some people", "direction": "human-to-jargon", "formality": "formal"}
)
print(response.json())
const response = await fetch( "https://api.stupidapis.com/jargon-translator/translate?content=We+need+to+fire+some+people&direction=human-to-jargon" ); const data = await response.json(); console.log(data);
Response Schema
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
original |
string |
Your original text |
translated |
string |
The translation |
jargon_score |
number |
Jargon density of the output (0-100) |
formality_level |
string |
Formality level of the output |
corporate_readiness |
string |
Whether this is safe to send to leadership |
Example Response
{
"original": "We need to fire some people",
"translated": "We are undertaking a strategic workforce realignment to optimize our organizational footprint and better position the company for future growth.",
"jargon_score": 89,
"formality_level": "formal",
"corporate_readiness": "Board-ready. No one will know what you mean. That's the point."
}
