com.translatize/mcp is an MCP server that read, search, edit and branch Translatize translation labels and fill missing translations. Its tool list has not been published yet over stdio and http, requires no API key, and scores 53/100 on MCPpedia's security, maintenance and efficiency rubric.
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"mcpServers": {
"com-translatize-mcp": {
"args": [
"-y",
"@translatize/cli"
],
"command": "npx"
}
}
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Client-side tooling for the Translatize integration API (the machine-token API authenticated with Authorization: Bearer mcni_...). This is an npm workspace root that is intentionally separate from the apps in the repo – it has the only package.json with workspaces, and the repo root stays package.json-free.
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Client-side tooling for the Translatize integration API (the machine-token API
authenticated with Authorization: Bearer mcni_...). This is an npm workspace root
that is intentionally separate from the apps in the repo – it has the only
package.json with workspaces, and the repo root stays package.json-free.
| Package | Directory | Status | What it is |
|---|---|---|---|
@translatize/core | core/ | available | Zero-dependency TypeScript SDK for the integration API (client + flatten/unflatten helpers). The shared foundation everything else builds on. |
@translatize/cli | cli/ | available | Command-line tool (translatize init/pull/push/status) built on @translatize/core. Syncs translations from CI with git-like branching. |
@translatize/mcp | mcp/ | available | Model Context Protocol server exposing the API to AI agents (Claude Code, Cursor, ...) over stdio, built on @translatize/core. |
Two ready-to-use CI integrations complement the packages. They shell out to the
@translatize/cli (npx @translatize/cli ...) rather than being npm packages,
so you consume them as workflow/pipeline config, not via npm install:
| Template | Home | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| GitHub Action | github.com/Translatize/sync-action | Composite action (translatize/sync-action) wrapping the CLI's pull/push/status for GitHub workflows. |
| GitLab CI | gitlab.com/translatize/gitlab | CI/CD Catalog component (templates/translatize.yml) plus copy-paste .gitlab-ci.yml jobs. |
cd integrations
npm install # installs every workspace and hoists dev deps
npm run build # builds each workspace that defines a build script
npm test # runs each workspace's test suite
Requires Node.js >= 18.17 (native fetch, node:test).
The @translatize/core, @translatize/cli, and @translatize/mcp packages are
published to npm under the @translatize scope. Publishing is manual –
nothing here publishes automatically. To cut a release, build first, then
npm publish --access public from the individual package directory (or
npm publish --workspaces).