- translate.py: new "nav" job mode (Hello.modes opt-in) — the whole
navigation hierarchy crosses as one nested Markdown list of pending
titles, decomposed back by align_nav: item count/depth must match or
the job is rejected wholesale (titles fall back to scoped jobs);
items failing title checks individually are skipped to scoped jobs.
Dispatched ahead of per-title jobs; a lone pending title stays scoped.
- article jobs carry the already-translated menu title and parent title
as contexts, so the injected heading can match the menu while the
model may adapt the in-article title to the content.
- llm_translator.py: nav mode + nav_prompt; article prompt takes the
title/location context; API keys from per-provider env vars only
(KIMI/MOONSHOT/OPENAI_API_KEY, each sent only to its own host;
LLM_API_KEY generic) — no CLI flag, no config file; Kimi Code /coding
endpoint support (sampling fields dropped, reasoning_effort from
config, field-proven with k3-256k at low effort); errors include the
response body; verbose per-job logging with the raw response incl.
thinking (stripped from results); Kimi models announce all languages.
Both new scripts carry the '#!/usr/bin/env -S uv run' shebang like
devserver.py and run directly (scripts/llm_translator.py ws://...).
llm_translator figures out the LLM-side details itself: the endpoint
shape is probed at startup (an ollama server answers /api/version and
gets its native /api/chat; anything else gets /v1/chat/completions) and
the announced languages follow the model family — qwen models announce
the full 39-language table, unknown models a conservative 12-language
set — with --langs/config as user overrides. The --api flag is gone;
CLI options stay high-level (url, --model, --base-url, --langs, --modes,
--api-key, --config for the sampling/cap details).
Verified live: detection logged 'ollama api', all 39 languages
announced, title + article jobs completed as before.
When the render would inject the page title as an h1 (markdown.has_h1 is
False for the body), an article job's text carries the same '# {title}'
line: the title translates in document context and the opening paragraphs
see the heading (works both ways). The heading's pair in the decomposed
result becomes the title fragment — heading text only, pure prose, never
stored as a body chunk; a demoted or merged heading skips the title,
which stays pending for a scoped title job. The job covers the title key
so it is not double-dispatched afterwards.
Prompt: prefer established technical loanwords with English roots over
forced localizations (frontend -> frontti in Finnish, not etupääte).
Verified offline (title extraction, demoted-heading skip, no-injection
path) and live against ollama qwen3.8:27b: the standalone title job gave
'Alkuun pääseminen', the article job then overwrote it with the
in-context 'Aloitus' matching the body's translated heading.
Prompt rules are single-line bullets now (no wrapped continuation lines).
Added the extended-Markdown rules the site syntax needs: all formatting
is syntax and is preserved exactly (only the text is translated), and
single newlines inside paragraphs render as actual line breaks, so line
structure must survive untranslated. The payload is no longer wrapped in
a ```markdown fence — the site's extended syntax (and this document
renderer) makes fences unreliable as delimiters; instead an explicit
sentence marks the instruction/text boundary and the payload rides in
faux <translate> tags (<context> for the hybrid-neighbor reference
blocks). unwrap_output strips echoed markers, still also a whole-output
fence. Re-verified live against ollama qwen3.8:27b: title + article jobs,
URL/code fence/{dates} preserved.
Decomposes a pasted full translation with the same align_article
validation as article-mode LLM results and stores proper Data.trans
fragments, instead of the translation editor's one monolithic patch that
silently goes stale hunk by hunk. Runs against the kanta database
directly, with the server stopped. Verified on a scratch copy of the
localhost db: swe/app fi (qwen3.8 trial output) imports 43/43 blocks and
serves through the hybrid; the degenerate qwen3-next output is rejected
on anchor validation.
OpenAI Chat Completions shape for llama.cpp/hosted APIs, ollama native
/api/chat via api="ollama" — ollama's /v1 endpoint silently ignores
think:false (verified on 0.34.2: reasoning ran despite the flag), which
hybrid models need off. Prompts and sampling from the /tmp/llmtrial
evidence (strict structure rules, temperature 0.2, num_predict capped at
~2.5x estimated source tokens); whole-output fence unwrapping and
single-line enforcement for titles are client-side. Config via JSON +
CLI overrides; pagerite itself carries no LLM specifics.
Implement comprehensive content localization, admin panels for editing each language, AI translation interface with automatic updates when base language version is changed.
- SEO tags for all language URLs
- Uses accept-language by default, ?lang=en overrides temporarily
- User edits patched on top of translations
- RTL language supportReviewed-on: #1
Uses Playwright to drive Chromium through real internal link clicks,
so pagerite.js analytics pings create normal visits. Also fires HTTP
GETs with crawler user-agents to record crawler hits.
Features:
- script-local deps via uv add --script (playwright, httpx)
- rotating pool of real public IPs via X-Forwarded-For
- Poisson inter-arrival delays between sessions/hits
- configurable browsers, crawlers, clicks, and dwell time
- Move API routes from /_/api/ to /_api/
- Move uploaded files from /_/f/ to /_f/
- Move built assets from /_/assets/ to /_assets/
- Move admin shell from /_/admin to /_admin
- Update Vite proxy/build config, frontend fetches/WebSockets, devserver health URL, seed content, and docs
- Fix README database name to pagerite.kantadb
FastAPI backend rendering HTML with html5tagger, content persisted in a
kanta database and rendered per request. Vue only for the editing tools
(page editor over a WebSocket, site/structure editor); public pages are
plain HTML with fetch navigation. No auth: single trusted author.
LeoVasanko