paraglide-mcp
Click on "Install Server".
Wait a few minutes for the server to deploy. Once ready, it will show a "Started" state.
In the chat, type
@followed by the MCP server name and your instructions, e.g., "@paraglide-mcpGet the next 5 untranslated messages for German."
That's it! The server will respond to your query, and you can continue using it as needed.
Here is a step-by-step guide with screenshots.
paraglide-messages-mcp
An MCP server that turns AI agents into a parallel translation team for
Paraglide JS /
inlang messages/{locale}.json files.
The agent calling the tools is the translator. The server makes that safe and fast:
Validated writes — every translation is checked against the source (placeholders, markup, plural variants) before anything lands on disk; bad items are rejected individually, never the whole batch.
One agent per locale, in parallel — the translate loop reads and writes only the source and target locale's files, so subagents can translate all locales concurrently without conflicts.
Fast and offline — direct JSON file access with a stat-validated cache; tool calls cost milliseconds regardless of project size, and no network is ever needed.
Toolchain-invisible — written files are byte-compatible with the message-format plugin's own output, and external edits (editor, compiler, git) are always picked up.
Quick start
No installation — add this to your .mcp.json (Claude Code) or
claude_desktop_config.json:
{
"mcpServers": {
"paraglide": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"-y",
"paraglide-messages-mcp",
"--project",
"./project.inlang",
"--translation-style",
"Concise product UI; informal address; keep brand terms untranslated."
]
}
}
}--project is optional: the server finds project.inlang in the working
directory (or a single *.inlang directory up to one level deep) by itself.
--translation-style is optional but recommended: it gives agents the
linguistic brief to use for tone, formality, and terminology instead of
deriving style from existing translations.
Then ask your agent to translate — or use the translate_project prompt to
translate every locale at once with one subagent per locale.
Related MCP server: SimpleLocalize MCP Server
Tools
Tool | Purpose |
| Locales, base locale, |
| Next batch of untranslated messages for a locale (default 50), with source text and required placeholders. Optionally autosaves the previous batch in the same call (pass |
| Cursor-paged batch over already-translated messages too — refresh stale entries after source/terminology changes. Same optional autosave as |
| Validate and persist translations for one locale; per-item results — overwrites existing values. (The batch tools share this save core for their autosave.) |
| Keys only, filterable by prefix and status, paginated. |
| Full message content by keys or prefix. |
| Find messages by text or key substring. |
| Key management across all locales. |
| Delete target-locale keys that are absent from the source locale (base locale by default), optionally scoped by locale or prefix. |
| Locale management in |
Prompts
Prompt | Purpose |
| Translate every locale: the main agent uses the startup translation style brief (or asks the user for one), then fans out one subagent per locale in parallel. |
| Translate one locale via the batch loop. |
| Same, scoped to keys starting with a prefix. |
| Redo existing translations (stale copy, changed terminology) — by key prefix, every target locale by default, one subagent per locale. |
| Review existing translations against the base locale and fix problems. |
Read-only state is also exposed as MCP resources
(paraglide://project/info, paraglide://locales/{locale}/missing,
paraglide://messages/{locale}/{key}), so clients can pin it as context
without spending tool calls.
Agent skill
skill/paraglide-translation/ is an optional installable skill in the open
Agent Skills format. The skill simply points the agent to the MCP server.
# Codex, via the skills CLI
npx skills add whazeted/paraglide-messages-mcp --skill paraglide-translation -a codex
# Or install from the skill folder URL directly
npx skills add https://github.com/whazeted/paraglide-messages-mcp/tree/main/skill/paraglide-translation -a codexFor other skills-compatible agents, replace codex with that agent's
skills CLI target name. You can list the skill before installing:
npx skills add whazeted/paraglide-messages-mcp --listCompatibility
Requires the standard Paraglide JS setup: the inlang message format
plugin with a single message file per locale (any pathPattern location).
Other inlang plugins (i18next, next-intl, ICU) and multi-file namespaces are
deliberately not supported — see COMPATIBILITY.md for
the exact criteria and reasoning.
Performance
A full 10-locale translation run over a 5,000-message project costs ~3 s of server time (M1 Max Mac Studio)— the pipeline is bounded by the agent's translation speed, not the server.
Documentation
DEVELOPMENT.md — architecture, message format details, validation rules, building, testing, benchmarking, releasing
COMPATIBILITY.md — supported project setups
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