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Agent Multi-Language Support: Beyond English-Only
Production agents serving global users need multi-language support. Quality varies dramatically by language; design must address this.
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- 1The premise
- 2multi-language
- 3internationalization
- 4agent quality
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Section 1
The premise
Agent quality varies dramatically by language; production deployment for global users requires deliberate multi-language design.
What AI does well here
- Test agent quality per target language with native speakers
- Design fallback for languages where quality is poor
- Maintain language-specific evaluation suites
- Build per-language tooling and routing
What AI cannot do
- Get equal quality across all languages from current models
- Substitute machine translation for native-language quality
- Predict every language-specific failure mode
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