[FEATURE] Rating scale labels are confusing for non-English speakers
Resolved 💬 2 comments Opened Apr 10, 2026 by Napoleon2014 Closed Jun 15, 2026
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Problem Statement
The session rating prompt currently offers "fine" and "good" as options. For non-native English speakers this distinction is not intuitive, as both words translate to roughly the same thing in many languages (e.g. German: both could be "gut").
Proposed Solution
A clearer scale would use unambiguous gradations, for example: OK / Good / Very Good
or alternatively: Acceptable / Good / Excellent
This would make the rating much easier to understand and use correctly for the large portion of Claude Code users who are not native English speakers.
Alternative Solutions
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Priority
Medium - Would be very helpful
Feature Category
Other
Use Case Example
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Additional Context
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