Transglot MCP
Bring automated localization into your AI coding workflow.
What is Transglot MCP?
Transglot MCP helps teams keep multilingual software and website content up to date from a compatible AI coding assistant. Instead of moving every localization task into another interface, developers can inspect a project, update translations, draft missing text and check quality through the Model Context Protocol.
The published @transglot/mcp connector provides 16 tools. They cover project and language discovery, translation reads and writes, AI batch creation and monitoring, glossary maintenance, quality checks, and locale-file pull and push workflows. Transglot remains the shared workspace where teammates review source and target text and make the final decisions.
To connect, install Node.js 20 or later and run npx -y @transglot/mcp with your own project-scoped TRANSGLOT_TOKEN. This is a local stdio server, not a public hosted HTTP endpoint. Only the token abilities you grant are available. Hosted API access requires Starter or above; translation and QA consume the applicable allowance, and QA requires Team or above. The connector is MIT-licensed, while the hosted Transglot service is separate.
The accompanying marketing cards show Transglot’s localization workspace and delivery workflows using demonstration content. Setup guide: https://transglot.ai/docs/mcp. Published package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@transglot/mcp.
- Automates repetitive localization tasks from a compatible assistant
- Project-scoped token abilities control available actions
- Translation, terminology and quality workflows share one project
- Requires a paid Transglot plan for hosted API access
- Runs locally over stdio and needs Node.js 20+
- AI translation and QA use plan allowance; QA requires Team or above
Key Features
- 16 MCP tools for localization workflows
- Read and update project translations
- Start, monitor, retry or cancel AI translation batches
- Manage glossary terms
- Run quality checks on eligible plans
- Pull and push locale files
- Local stdio transport with a project-scoped API token