Glossary + Style Guide on the model you chose, all the way, and more Claude models through Perplexity. - Glossary + Style Guide runs on the model you chose, all the way. The two style guide passes (consolidating the rules, writing the document) were fixed on Claude Haiku 5.5 whatever model you had picked, so through Perplexity they sent a plain Anthropic model id and the run failed with "model claude-haiku-5-5 is not supported"; OpenAI, Mistral and Gemini would have refused the same way. Nothing is fixed to one model any more: pick Fable 5.1 and Fable 5.1 does every pass. - Claude Sonnet 5.5 and Claude Fable 5.1 via Perplexity are in the model list, next to Sonnet 5, Opus 5.5, Opus 5 and Fable 5. - The gear at the bottom of the sidebar is gone. Settings is in the app menu and behind Command-comma, as in any Mac app.

A real Settings window, keys saved as you type, and the newest models. - Settings is its own window now, the standard Mac Settings window with icon tabs, the same as in LinguaTrans: AI Models, Filters, Prompts, General, About. Open it with Command-comma, from the app menu or with the gear in the sidebar. - An API key is saved as soon as it is in the field, no Return, no Done. A space or line break that came along with a pasted key is dropped. Each key field has a Test button that checks whether the key has that provider's shape. - Claude Haiku 5.5 is in the model list next to Haiku 4.5, and TM extraction, document alignment and the style guide run on it by default. - Mistral Large 4 (preview) has its own entry: Mistral's new flagship, every official EU language, served from Mistral's EU endpoint. The plain Mistral Large entry still runs Large 3 until the preview ends. Magistral Medium is gone; Mistral answers it with Mistral Medium. GLM 5.3 replaces GLM 5.2. - PowerPoint to XLIFF keeps a space that sits in a run of its own. Before, the words either side were glued together, and the rebuilt deck lost every such space on a translated slide. Converting an XLIFF back to PowerPoint now refuses one that no longer lines up with its deck, and says what to do. - Trados Packages: the unpack result stays on the tab while you visit other tabs, and Merge the package's memories into one TMX carries each memory's mark-down inside the file, which LinguaTrans reads at import. - Claude Sonnet 4.5 is gone; anything pinned to it runs on Sonnet 5.5.

A package's memories merged with their mark-downs, and Claude Sonnet 5.5. - Project Packages: after unpacking, one button merges the package's memories into a single TMX, and every unit from a memory the package marks down carries that mark-down inside the file. LinguaTrans reads it at import, so the client's scores come out right without setting anything by hand; other tools ignore it. The unpack result stays on the tab while you visit other tabs. - TMX Merge: a mark-down per file, kept inside the merged TMX on each unit, for the same purpose. - Claude Sonnet 5.5 is in the model list, above Sonnet 5, at the same price. - About's copyright line keeps its year current.

The look of LinguaTrans, the models of LinguaAI Pro, and Gemini that works. - Toolkit now looks like LinguaTrans: the same greys, cards with a thin line instead of a shadow, and the same buttons, with coral for the button that does the work and blue for what is selected. The name at the top is the suite's two-part wordmark. - Every screen has the same card layout now, the AI tools included, with Browse Files as a proper button. Document Alignment reads top to bottom as Documents, Align and Review. - The same AI models as LinguaAI Pro: Claude Opus 5.5 and Fable 5.1, GPT-5.5 and GPT-5.6, Gemini 3.1 Pro and 3.6 Flash, and GLM 5.2 through Mistral, with more of them through Perplexity. If a model you had picked left the list, Toolkit moves to its successor by itself. - Fixed: Gemini could not work in Toolkit. Google refused every request before it even looked at the key. It works now, and OpenAI's GPT-5 models are called the way they require.

A new name for the same app. LinguaAI Terminology is now LinguaAI Toolkit. The old name only covered the first of seventeen tools it now has: Word, Excel, PowerPoint and subtitle conversion to XLIFF and back, Trados and memoQ packages, TMX and termbase work, document alignment, and more. Same app, same files, same update path. The TMX files it writes now name the new tool in their header.

PowerPoint joins Word, documents pair themselves into a TMX, and packages get smarter. PowerPoint Conversion. A .pptx becomes an XLIFF and comes back as a deck with the translations in place. The deck itself sits embedded in the XLIFF, so the .xlf is all that's needed to rebuild. Slides come back in show order with their speaker notes, text boxes, tables and grouped shapes, formatting kept on the runs that had it, slide numbers and dates untouched. SmartArt, charts and comments stay as they are. Word Conversion now takes several files at once. Enter the language pair once, pick one folder, and every file becomes an XLIFF ready to be one LinguaTrans project. First table column is not for translation locks the left column of key-and-value tables in one tick. Drop several translated XLIFFs on the app and it converts them all back after one folder pick, Word, PowerPoint, Excel and subtitle files alike. Fixed: a translation made of several formatting runs could lose its tail on the way back into Word. The Excel two-column card is now Prepare Two Columns (Translate or Revise), because that's what it always did anyway: pick the source and translation columns, and the other columns never enter the XLIFF. Packages: .glp packages unpack and repack, with the client instructions surfaced right where the work starts. Unpacking a .sdlppx now takes exactly the files the project lists for the target language, not every file in the zip. Perplexity works again and runs as a router: Claude Sonnet 5, Opus 5 and Fable 5 via Perplexity, plus Sonar for web search. Fixed: a change in Settings was saved one step late. Fixed: Claude 5 models answered "Invalid response from AI service". Sentence splitting now knows the common Russian abbreviations. New home screen backgrounds and translucent cards too. Bugfixes

PowerPoint joins Word, documents pair themselves into a TMX, and packages get smarter. PowerPoint Conversion. A .pptx becomes an XLIFF and comes back as a deck with the translations in place. The deck itself sits embedded in the XLIFF, so the .xlf is all that's needed to rebuild. Slides come back in show order with their speaker notes, text boxes, tables and grouped shapes, formatting kept on the runs that had it, slide numbers and dates untouched. SmartArt, charts and comments stay as they are. Word Conversion now takes several files at once. Enter the language pair once, pick one folder, and every file becomes an XLIFF ready to be one LinguaTrans project. First table column is not for translation locks the left column of key-and-value tables in one tick. Drop several translated XLIFFs on the app and it converts them all back after one folder pick, Word, PowerPoint, Excel and subtitle files alike. Fixed: a translation made of several formatting runs could lose its tail on the way back into Word. The Excel two-column card is now Prepare Two Columns (Translate or Revise), because that's what it always did anyway: pick the source and translation columns, and the other columns never enter the XLIFF. Packages: .glp packages unpack and repack, with the client instructions surfaced right where the work starts. Unpacking a .sdlppx now takes exactly the files the project lists for the target language, not every file in the zip. Perplexity works again and runs as a router: Claude Sonnet 5, Opus 5 and Fable 5 via Perplexity, plus Sonar for web search. Fixed: a change in Settings was saved one step late. Fixed: Claude 5 models answered "Invalid response from AI service". Sentence splitting now knows the common Russian abbreviations. New home screen backgrounds and translucent cards too.

New App Icon Bug fixes and improvements Several new features: unpack/repack MemoQ packages, Bilingual file to TMX, fix for multiple locales in one TM (split in separate locales like en_US, en_GB or make a generic en_EN TMX)

Added: - handling of memoQ packages - Bilingual files (Excel etc) to TMX Fixes and updates for Word/Excel and Termbank conversions.

Updates to Mistral OCR

Added: - Converting of Word/Excel files to XLF format for processing in CAT tools - Link to the brand new upcoming app LinguaTrans - a Mac native CAT tool alternative for Trados, Wordfast etc.

Bug fixes for Trados packages

Unpacking of Trados packages now includes integrated term banks (available in several file formats for easy import in other CAT tools)

Enhancements for handling Trados packages

Clarification for "locked tags" in Trados files

Updates to style guide creation Bug fixes Update to Trados packages and TMX files

UI Updates