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nr-translation

New Recruit - Translation

nr-translation exposes 12 public tools on this MCP endpoint.

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Last probed Sep 14, 2026 · nrdata.org

12tools discovered

Tools discovered (12)

  • List Systems

    List game systems that have translations, with per-language counts.

  • Get Stats

    Per-language translation stats for one system.

  • Get Untranslated

    Source strings with no translation in this language, from the system's full source-string manifest (the server parses the game's data files itself), so strings nobody has translated in ANY language are included. Mechanically composable strings are skipped by default (get_autofill covers those).

  • Get Translations

    Existing translations for a language. Call this BEFORE translating and reuse its terminology (unit/faction/weapon names, keywords) exactly — 'approved' entries are the authority. Terminology is system- and language-specific; never invent a translation for a game term.

  • Get Glossary

    Inferred glossary for a system+language: recurring game terms (unit/weapon/ability names, keywords) with their established translations, most-used first. Terms are derived from the corpus itself — a short string that occurs inside many others IS a term, and its translation is the entry. Reuse these EXACTLY. Untranslated terms are the highest-value strings to translate first: each one unblocks every string that contains it.

  • Get Terms In

    Glossary terms occurring inside ONE source string, with their established translations. Call this for a string you are about to translate and reuse every translation it returns.

  • Get Suggestions

    Translation-memory lookup for one source string: fuzzy matches against already-translated strings, plus example pairs showing how rare words of the source were rendered elsewhere.

  • Analyze Autofill

    Compositional auto-fill analysis: how many untranslated strings can be composed mechanically from already-translated parts right now (ready), how many more unlock once their dependencies are translated (potential), and which untranslated strings unlock the most fills. Translate those dependencies first, then call get_autofill — never hand-translate strings the machine can compose.

  • Get Autofill

    Composed translations for strings that decompose entirely into already-translated parts ("Heavy, Sustained Hits 1" from "Heavy" + "Sustained Hits"). Returns proposals only — nothing is written. Review them, drop anything wrong, then pass the rest to submit_translations. Re-run after translating dependency strings to harvest newly unlocked fills.

  • Search Strings

    Search source strings and their translations (case-insensitive substring). Use for concordance: check how a term or keyword was translated elsewhere before using it.

  • Diagnose Translations

    Read-only pre-submit check (nothing is written). Reports per string: formatting warnings (whitespace, line count, numbers differing from source, list formatting), unknown keys, and collisions with already-approved translations. Run this before submit_translations and fix what it flags.

  • Submit Translations

    Submit translations (max 200 per call). They land as pending review; approved strings and other people's pending translations are never overwritten (differing submissions become suggestions; you may replace your own earlier submissions). REQUIRED first: call get_translations and match its established terminology. Keep newlines, dice notation (D6, 2D3+1), measurements and game keywords intact; If a game term has no established translation, verify the official localized term online or ask your use

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What is the nr-translation MCP server?

nr-translation exposes 12 public tools on this MCP endpoint.

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MCPBundles probed 12 tools on the live server. The tool list on this page reflects what was discovered at the last refresh — connect your client to see the full set available to your session.

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