translation-status-summary

You can generate a translation status report that provides counts for translated, missing, empty, and source-equal entries, along with computed completion percentages. It analyzes checked-in language files and reference data to highlight areas needing attention.

Reporting localization coverage involves reading and analyzing language files within the project to generate detailed summaries of translation progress. This Skill highlights which languages are fully translated, partially translated, or missing translations entirely.

Yes, you can export translation status summaries to JSON and markdown formats. The Skill supports table, JSON, and markdown output formats, allowing you to integrate the translation coverage data into other reporting pipelines.

Yes, this translation reporting tool requires PowerShell 7 as a dependency. The Skill is implemented as a script to analyze the checked-in language files and compute the completion percentages for your localization project.

To identify missing or empty translations, the Skill analyzes your checked-in language files against reference data and explicitly counts missing, empty, and source-equal entries. This allows project managers to quickly assess where translation resources are needed.