/digital-marketing-pro:translate-content

Purpose

Translate marketing content with capability-first service routing and quality assurance. For each target language the router names what the language family needs from a translation service (native script-aware models for Indic targets, formality registers for European, segmentation and script mixing for CJK) and resolves a concrete service at run time — from the brand's recorded preference or from translation MCP servers the user has already connected. When nothing resolves, translation proceeds through the harness's own multilingual capability with mandatory quality scoring — no product is ever named from memory, and none is required. Brand voice, formatting, and key terminology are preserved throughout.

Beyond literal translation, this command analyzes content for elements that require transcreation rather than translation: idioms, wordplay, humor, emotional calls-to-action, and cultural references. When these are detected (or when the user explicitly requests transcreation), it produces multiple creative options with intent-preservation scoring, ensuring the emotional impact and marketing effectiveness carry across languages. Every translation is quality-scored and brand-voice-checked before delivery.

Input Required

The user must provide (or will be prompted for):

• Content to translate: Text inline, file path, or pasted content block. Can be a single piece (headline, email, ad copy) or a structured document (landing page, email template with sections)
• Target language(s): One or more target languages — accepts language codes (hi, de, ja, fr-CA, pt-BR) or plain names (Hindi, German, Japanese, Canadian French, Brazilian Portuguese). Multiple targets can be specified for batch translation
• Source language: Optional — the language of the original content. Auto-detected via language-router.py if omitted
• Transcreation flag: Optional — set to true to force transcreation approach on all content, regardless of content analysis. Useful when the user knows the content is highly creative or culturally sensitive
• Do-not-translate terms: Optional — specific terms, product names, or brand elements that must remain in the source language. Overrides any do-not-translate list already defined in the brand profile
• Formality level: Optional — formal or informal, for languages with formal/informal registers (German Sie/du, French vous/tu, etc.). Passed to the resolved translation service when it supports register control; otherwise enforced in the translation instructions and verified in review. If omitted, defaults to brand profile preference or formal
• Glossary entries: Optional — term pairs (source: target) to enforce specific translations for key terminology. Supplements any brand-level glossary