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Agent-native workflows
Assign AI agents to translate, review, and sync content while keeping human review first-class.
Purpose-built for localization in the AI era.
Designed for human-in-the-loop.
home.hero.title
Launch globally in days, not quarters.
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Assign AI agents to translate, review, and sync content while keeping human review first-class.
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Stay flexible across model providers and existing TMS platforms without redesigning your operating model.
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Carry shared context, evals, and regression checks through every sync so quality does not quietly drift.
Pull requests, launch requests, and campaign assets become structured localization work with source context attached from the start.
Pull request diffs arrive with file context intact.
Need hero copy and pricing updates translated for the Friday campaign launch.
Timing and locale targets stay attached from the start.
claude
mcp add --transport http hyperlocalise
https://hyperlocalise.com/mcp
Claude can start Hyperlocalise work with locale scope and source context attached.
Assign agents to translation, review, and sync tasks while keeping human reviewers in the loop through the TMS your team already uses.
Hyperlocalise sits between LLM providers and TMS tools, giving teams one workflow even as models, vendors, and review systems change underneath it.
Run GitHub Actions for localization drift, compare outputs, and keep release checks visible in pull requests before broken sync reaches production.
Track locale health, review coverage, and eval history in one place so localization PMs and engineering teams can see what is safe to ship.
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