"A tool or method to manage projects and tasks in GitHub Projects" matching MCP servers:

Translates Japanese text into English using the Textra API service, enabling LLMs with limited Japanese understanding to process Japanese instructions.

An MCP server that enables users to add translation keys to Lokalise projects using natural language through Cursor or standalone interfaces. It allows for the specification of project names, translation keys, default values, and target platforms.

Enables bidirectional lookup of Mi'kmaq and English words with definitions and examples, and provides tools for learning and dictionary statistics, integrating seamlessly with AI-powered IDEs.

A Docker-based MCP server wrapping the Smartling CLI, enabling natural language management of translation projects, files, and glossaries.

MCP server for AI-powered translation management in i18n projects, enabling automated locale detection, translation status checks, and sync via LangAPI.

Connects AI assistants to Lokalise translation management platform with 59 tools across 11 domains, enabling localization teams to manage projects, translations, tasks, and workflows through natural conversation.

Enables interaction with POEditor's translation management API to create terms, add translations, and manage multilingual content. Supports operations like adding translations, updating existing ones, and listing terms and languages for translation projects.

Enables automatic discovery and fast searching of translation files in projects, supporting partial/exact key-value matching with file watching and multiple translation file formats.

An MCP server that wraps the Tolgee localization platform API, enabling LLMs to manage translation projects, keys, translations, languages, and related workflows.

Enables translation of i18n messages in Paraglide JS projects by serving small batches, validating translations against source structure, and saving them per locale through inlang's SDK.

MCP server for the Globalize localization platform: create translation projects, add languages, manage glossaries and style guides, connect repositories, and track translation jobs from any MCP client. Available as a hosted Streamable HTTP endpoint and as an open-source TypeScript package in the mcp-server directory.

Connects AI tools to Verblaze localization projects, enabling management of translations, languages, screens, and project resources through natural language interactions.

Enables AI assistants to manage Crowdin translation projects with tools for listing projects, files, source strings, translations, and performing bulk search-and-replace operations.

This MCP gives you full control over your translation projects from start to finish. You can log in anytime to see what stage your project is in — whether it’s being translated, reviewed, or completed. You don’t have to guess or follow up via email.

Enables AI assistants to place real phone calls, engage in spoken conversations across 12 languages, and report the outcomes for tasks like booking appointments, answering questions, negotiating, or confirming orders.

This MCP gives you full control over your translation projects from start to finish. You can log in anytime to see what stage your project is in — whether it’s being translated, reviewed, or completed.

Open-source, self-hosted translation management system with an MCP server that enables AI agents to manage projects, locales, keys, and translations via natural language, and includes a CLI for deterministic file syncing.

Enables AI assistants to greet users in 7 different languages including English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Chinese, and Korean. A lightweight multilingual greeting tool for the Model Context Protocol.

Enables localization of React, Next.js, and Vue apps from an AI assistant by managing projects, languages, translations, glossaries, style guides, and GitHub repository integration.

Enables MCP-aware clients to manage inlang i18n catalogs, including discovering projects, parsing catalogs, handling keys, locales, variants, plurals, validating translations, and compiling messages, without parsing catalog files themselves.