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Why We Built a Mixed-Script AI Input Method (IME) Without Mode-Switching

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If you write code and communicate in more than one writing system—Chinese (Pinyin), Japanese (Romaji), Hindi (Hinglish), Arabic (Arabizi), or Russian (Translit)—you know the friction of traditional Input Method Editors (IMEs). Every mainstream OS input method assumes a stateful, single-language mod…

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  1. 2026-11-07 09:00 · DEV Community — Machine Learning
    Why We Built a Mixed-Script AI Input Method (IME) Without Mode-Switching

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