What problem does it solve? Translating blog posts for international audiences often produces literal, machine-quality output that breaks markdown structure, ignores local search behavior, and leaves numbers, dates, and currencies in the source format. This Skill converts existing blog posts into publication-ready translations that preserve structure and localize SEO elements per target market. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structure-preserving translation: Translates markdown, MDX, or HTML posts while keeping frontmatter keys, image URLs, code blocks, SVG chart attributes, schema JSON-LD, and citation capsules intact. - SEO keyword localization: Maps source keywords to terms native speakers actually search for in each target market, then applies them consistently across titles, meta descriptions, and headings. - Locale-aware formatting: Converts numbers, dates, currencies, and quote styles per locale (de-DE, fr-FR, es-MX, ja-JP, and more) using built-in translation rules and cultural profiles. - Quality guardrails: Scans output for machine-translation artifacts such as literal idioms, mixed-language sentences, and unlocalized frontmatter, flagging each issue with file path and line number. - Use Case: You wrote an English blog post and want German, French, and Japanese versions. Run the translation once and receive three structurally identical, SEO-localized files saved under translations/de, translations/fr, and translations/ja. ## Quick Start Translate my blog post 'content/ai-trends.md' into German, French, and Japanese with localized keywords and formatting.
