Beyond VS Code, transglot has plugins for JetBrains IDEs and Neovim, a language server, a browser extension, a Raycast extension, and an MCP server for AI coding tools.
Who this is for
Developers who would rather not leave their tools.
What happens next
JetBrains IDEs and Neovim get their own plugins with the same core: translations beside your keys, missing ones flagged, and push/pull.
A language server underlies the editor integrations, so another editor that speaks the language server protocol can use it through configuration.
The browser extension brings translation review into the browser.
The Raycast extension puts project lookup and quick actions behind a keystroke on macOS.
The MCP server exposes transglot to AI coding assistants that support MCP, such as Cursor, so an assistant can read and act on your project directly. The integrations page carries ready-made configuration snippets for the common ones.
The editor plugins, the language server, the Raycast extension and the MCP server authenticate with a project access token, and are bounded by the abilities on it. The browser extension uses a project's publishable key instead.
Related
The VS Code extension
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The integrations hub