Bluente released an open-source Model Context Protocol (MCP) server (MIT license on GitHub) so AI agents can call its format-preserving translation engine from Claude Desktop, Cursor and other MCP clients, according to a company release dated 11 March 2026.
Server exposes six tools: language discovery (120+ languages), file upload (PDF/DOCX/XLSX/PPTX/images), translation with OCR, status tracking, download, and end-to-end workflow. Runs on Node.js v20+ over stdio to clients and HTTPS to Bluente APIs; company cites zero data retention, encryption and auto-deletion after processing. Company claimed 40,000+ professionals / 30,000+ users in the release; marketing names Shopify, BNP Paribas, ByteDance, Franklin Templeton, WeWork. CEO & founder Daphne Tay quoted on removing context-switching from translation work.
“We built the MCP server because translation shouldn't require context-switching.” said Daphne Tay, CEO & Founder, Bluente.
Performance, savings or adoption figures in the announcement are company claims unless independently attributed. Buyers should confirm scope, availability and commercial terms against Bluente's primary materials and https://www.bluente.com/.