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Adding internationalization support involves translating UI, agent, and methodology strings using specific TypeScript and YAML file structures for interpolation and pluralization. This process ensures multi-language accessibility across the application.

UI translations require a specific TypeScript structure, while agent and methodology translations use a YAML structure. These formats define the translation keys, interpolation variables, and pluralization rules needed for consistent multi-language support.

To add Portuguese translations, locate the designated translation files, replicate the existing TypeScript structure for UI strings, and apply critical rules to maintain consistency and quality across all translated methodology and agent components.

Yes, internationalization handles pluralization and variable interpolation within the defined TypeScript and YAML translation structures. The guide details how to implement these features correctly to maintain string quality across supported languages.

Maintaining translation consistency requires following critical rules for file locations, expected TypeScript and YAML structures, and proper implementation of interpolation and pluralization. These rules ensure high-quality multi-language accessibility across the platform.

You need to update localization files whenever modifying agent or methodology components to ensure all user-facing strings remain translatable. The guide specifies the exact YAML file locations and translation structures required for these updates.