Getting started
Co-op Translator Documentation
Configure an LLM provider, choose your target languages, and use Co-op Translator from the CLI, Python API, or MCP server to translate and review project content as the source changes.
Choose your workflow ->Read the docs in your language¶
English
en
Koreanko
Japaneseja
Chinese (Simplified)zh-CN
Spanishes
Frenchfr
Germande
Portuguese (Brazil)pt-BR
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Russian
ru
Arabicar
Persian (Farsi)fa
Urduur
Chinese (Traditional, Macau)zh-MO
Chinese (Traditional, Hong Kong)zh-HK
Chinese (Traditional, Taiwan)zh-TW
Hindihi
Bengalibn
Marathimr
Nepaline
Punjabi (Gurmukhi)pa
Portuguese (Portugal)pt-PT
Italianit
Polishpl
Turkishtr
Greekel
Thaith
Swedishsv
Danishda
Norwegianno
Finnishfi
Dutchnl
Hebrewhe
Vietnamesevi
Indonesianid
Malayms
Tagalog (Filipino)tl
Swahilisw
Hungarianhu
Czechcs
Slovaksk
Romanianro
Bulgarianbg
Serbian (Cyrillic)sr
Croatianhr
Sloveniansl
Burmese (Myanmar)my
Ukrainianuk
Lithuanianlt
Tamilta
Estonianet
Nigerian Pidginpcm
Telugute
Malayalamml
Kannadakn
Khmerkm
Quick start¶
These docs/ pages are the canonical Co-op Translator documentation. Older setup guides have been consolidated here so CLI, API, MCP, CI, and troubleshooting guidance stay in one place.
Step 1
Configure your project
Set up providers, credentials, target languages, and output directories.
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Step 2
Translate with CLI
Run translation, evaluation, review, and link migration commands.
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Step 3
Automate with the Python API
Use Co-op Translator from scripts and automation workflows.
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Step 4
Connect with the MCP Server
Expose Co-op Translator tools to agents, editors, and MCP-compatible clients.
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