All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

[0.2.0] — 2026-07-31

Added

  • localize_sql is indexed when loaded, adding an Ecto group to localize_browse and its Ecto types and DDL helpers to localize_search.

Changed

  • Requires localize ~> 1.0, and calendrical ~> 1.0 / localize_web ~> 1.0 when those optional packages are present.

  • Optional packages are detected from the application spec rather than a marker module, so detection matches what is actually indexed.

Fixed

  • The server reports the package version rather than a hard-coded "0.1.0".

  • localize_web and localize_sql modules are indexed in full. Both publish most modules under Localize.*, which the previous single-prefix filter discarded: localize_web contributed 1 of 15 modules and localize_sql 12 of 22.

  • localize_web modules are grouped under Web instead of Other.

  • Module and function names from tool parameters no longer create atoms. An unknown name resolves to the same not-found result via String.to_existing_atom/1.

[0.1.0] — 2026-07-15

Initial release: a Model Context Protocol server (stdio transport, built on anubis_mcp) exposing the Localize API to AI agents through eleven tools.

Highlights

  • Discovery: localize_search (multi-word keyword search over the documented API), localize_browse (modules by documentation group).
  • Documentation: localize_doc (full @doc / @spec), localize_examples (curated snippets for formatting and for ~t / Gettext / Phoenix / LiveView translation setup).
  • Schema: localize_options, localize_atoms, localize_errors.
  • Resolution: localize_resolve_locale, localize_validate.
  • Live invocation: localize_invoke (allowlisted read-only functions, 5 s timeout, 64 MB heap cap) and localize_term_grammar (the JSON ↔ Elixir term grammar).

Calendrical and localize_web are detected at boot and folded into search / browse / doc / atoms when present. Only the documented API surface is indexed: hidden modules and functions are invisible to every tool. See the README for installation and the Host configuration guide for wiring into Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex CLI, ChatGPT, and Zed.