After a full year of working with early customers and users, Lingo.dev v1 is officially live today. Localization engineering platform for consistent translations, with quality measurement built-in. According to the research we recently published, retrieval augmented localization reduces terminology errors by 16.6–44.6%. So, here’s what we ship today: - Glossaries injected at inference time, per locale pair - Per-locale model chains with ranked fallback - Brand voice and instructions per locale - AI reviewers: one model translates, another scores - API, CLI, CI/CD, MCP, GitHub PR integration After providing localization infrastructure for translating 200M+ words for customers like Mistral, Solana, SoSafe, and Cal.com, we built v1.0 around it. On Lingo.dev, teams build localization engines. Localization Engine is a stateful translation API: you configure it once, and every subsequent translation inherits the full context. Create your first localization engine at lingo.dev, today. Research: lingo.dev/en/research/retrie… Show us support on Product hunt: producthunt.com/products/lin…

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Me explaining the changes I made to the codebase 😂

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