MotaWord MCP Server
This MCP gives you full control over your translation projects from start to finish. You can log in anytime to see what stage your project is in — whether it’s being translated, reviewed, or completed. You don’t have to guess or follow up via email.
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MotaWord MCP (Model Context Protocol)
The MotaWord MCP (Model Context Protocol) is a private interface that provides structured, real-time access to translation project data. It’s designed to offer external systems (like LLMs, automation tools, or admin dashboards) context-aware visibility into the status, structure, and progress of ongoing translation jobs on the MotaWord platform.
This protocol enables seamless monitoring of translation workflows, allowing authorized systems or users to retrieve current project states—translation, review, or completion—without relying on manual updates or emails.
⚠️ Note: This is a private, closed-source repository used for documentation and reference only.
🔗 API Access
Base URL:
https://api.motaword.com/mcp
Authentication is required for access. Please refer to internal documentation or your API key provisioning contact for credentials.
🔐 Authentication
MCP uses token-based authentication. Tokens must be included in the request header:
Authorization: Bearer YOUR_TOKEN_HERE
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To obtain credentials, contact your MotaWord integration manager or support team.
🎯 Use Cases
- Provide LLMs or middleware with real-time translation project context
- Monitor the lifecycle of a project: from creation → translation → review → delivery
- Enable dashboard visualizations or notification triggers based on live project data
- Power internal tools that need to surface project status programmatically
🖼️ Usage Showcase (Claude AI)
Below is an example of how Claude AI interacts with the MotaWord MCP to surface project details in a contextual, conversational interface:
🏢 About MotaWord
MotaWord is a cloud-based professional translation platform that combines collaborative human translation with scalable API-driven workflows. We support over 110 languages and serve clients across legal, financial, tech, and academic sectors.
📝 License
This repository and protocol are proprietary to MotaWord. All rights reserved. Not intended for public use or distribution.
📬 Contact
- Website: www.motaword.com
- Support: info@motaword.com
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