Publish Multilingual CMS Content in One Step

Zero drafts content in English, Chinese, and Japanese, adapted per locale rather than machine-translated, and pushes all versions to Strapi as drafts.

Zero connects:

What Zero delivers

Publish Multilingual CMS Content in One Step — sample output from Zero — screenshot 1

What the problem is

Your product just shipped a new feature. It needs a write-up in three languages - English for the global site, Chinese for the Asia market, Japanese for the Japan blog. Normally that means: write the English version, open a translation tool, copy-paste into Strapi for each locale, fix formatting, check that no fields are missing. Forty-five minutes minimum, just for one post. You give Zero the bullet points and your target locales. Done.

How Zero fixes it

Step 1: Connect your tools

Strapi

Required

API token connection to your Strapi instance. Zero needs content-manager permissions to create and update entries across locales.

Connect

Notion

Optional

Optional. Use Notion as your content planning hub - brief, content calendar, or source material that Zero reads before drafting.

Connect

Step 2: Ask Zero

@Zero create a product announcement for our new Permission Isolation feature. Key points: agents can only access tools their owner authorized, no shared token leakage between agents, enterprise-grade isolation. Publish to Strapi in English, Simplified Chinese, and Japanese as drafts.

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Zero writes the English master

Zero takes your bullet points and drafts a structured announcement: title, meta description, and body copy. It follows your brand tone and formats the content to match your Strapi collection schema.

Zero localizes per market

Zero doesn't just run translations. It adapts each version for the cultural register of the target market - formal structure for Japanese, direct and informative for Chinese, conversational for English - so each post reads as native content, not a translation.

Zero syncs all locales to Strapi

Zero calls the Strapi REST API, creates the master entry, then posts each localization in sequence. All three land as Drafts with correct locale tags and field mappings. You get a confirmation and a direct link to review in the Strapi admin.

Step 3: Take it further

Automate your release notes

Connect to GitHub and publish automatically on every deploy

@Zero whenever a GitHub release is tagged in our repo, write a localized announcement and publish to Strapi in English, Chinese, and Japanese.

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Localize existing content

Translate a backlog of English-only posts

@Zero find all Strapi articles tagged 'en-only' and create Chinese and Japanese localizations for each. Publish as drafts.

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Batch a content calendar

Plan and publish a full week of posts from a Notion doc

@Zero read the content calendar in Notion and publish each planned post to Strapi in all three locales. Mark each as Draft.

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Tips for better results

●Give Zero your Strapi collection name and locale codes upfront. 'Publish to the announcements collection in en, zh-Hans, and ja' gets cleaner output than vague instructions.

●Review before publishing. Zero creates Drafts by default - use the Strapi admin link Zero returns to spot-check each locale before going live.

●Feed Zero brand context. Paste your brand voice guidelines or a sample post from the target locale - the output will be noticeably more on-brand.