docs-enable-translationlisted

Enable AI auto-translation for a Docsbook workspace across up to 15 languages in one command. Validates inputs, checks the workspace plan, enables the requested languages, switches translation mode to auto, and optionally registers a Slack webhook that fires when each translation batch completes. Requires PRO plan.
Docsbook-io/docs-skills · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 75

Install: claude install-skill Docsbook-io/docs-skills

# docs-enable-translation — Enable AI auto-translation via Docsbook MCP ## Workflow 1. **Verify the connection** — probe that the platform is reachable. If it fails, print the MCP connection command and exit gracefully without error. 2. **Validate inputs** — confirm the language list is non-empty and contains only codes from the 15 supported languages. If a Slack webhook URL is provided, confirm it is a valid `https://hooks.slack.com/` URL. 3. **Check plan** — resolve which workspace you are operating on and read its current configuration, including its plan. If the plan is below PRO, stop and print an upgrade prompt. Do not proceed to write any settings. 4. **Enable languages** — call `update_languages` with the validated language set. 5. **Switch translation mode** — call `set_translation_mode` with `mode: auto` so Docsbook translates new and changed pages on every push. 6. **Register Slack webhook (optional)** — if a Slack URL was provided, generate a random HMAC secret and call `register_webhook_translation_completed`. Surface the secret to the user once. 7. **Update AGENTS.md** — append or replace a managed `## Docsbook Translation` section in `AGENTS.md` documenting the enabled languages, mode, and notification status. 8. **Report** — print a summary of what was applied and next steps. ## Guardrails - Never enable translation on a workspace below PRO plan — stop after plan check, do not attempt `update_languages`. - Never reuse a previously shown HMAC secret — gener