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Build a multilingual AI backend that serves global users.
Detect input language, route to appropriate LLM context, maintain per-language conversation history, and return localized AI responses — all with the kit's pre-built infrastructure.
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The usual pain points
- ✕Detecting and handling multiple languages in LLM prompts
- ✕Maintaining separate conversation contexts per locale
- ✕Routing to different models or prompts based on language
- ✕Tracking costs across different language usage patterns
How the kit solves them
- LLM abstraction layer accepts locale-tagged requests for routing
- Session model supports per-locale conversation storage
- System prompt templates with language-specific instructions
- Per-request token tracking regardless of language or model
Example implementation
@router.post("/v1/support/multilingual-chat")
async def multilingual_chat(
body: MultilingualChatRequest,
key: APIKey = Depends(get_api_key),
):
locale = body.locale or detect_language(body.message)
system_prompt = SYSTEM_PROMPTS.get(locale, SYSTEM_PROMPTS["en"])
history = await session_store.get(body.session_id, locale=locale)
response = await llm.chat(
messages=[*history, {"role": "user", "content": body.message}],
system=system_prompt,
track_tokens=True,
)
await meter.record(key.id, response.tokens)
return {"reply": response.content, "locale": locale}Ready to build your multilingual ai api backend?
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