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Introducing Languine: Translate your app with a CLI powered by Vercel AI SDK. 🔍 Detects changes in translation keys via Git diff 🎨 Ensures consistent tone and style 🔓 100% open source and free 🌐 Works with all major i18n libraries Link and some background ⬇️🧵

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