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# Private beta: first Linguana workflow
URL: /docs/whats-new/private-beta
LLM index: /llms.txt
Description: Connect an application, translate selected languages, and publish reviewed versions.

# Private beta: first Linguana workflow

This historical beta note describes the initial integrations. For current availability, see [Public launch](/docs/whats-new/public-launch) and [framework setup](/docs/getting-started/frameworks).

The first Linguana workflow helps teams connect an application, prepare languages, review the result, and publish when ready.

## Added

- Connect an existing Vite application to Linguana.
- Find product text during the application build.
- Translate dynamic values and rich links with `t()` and `<T>`.
- Review language before publishing it.
- Keep the original language available if a translation is missing.
- Vite + React and TanStack Start setup paths.

## Changed

- Documentation is organized around getting started, using Linguana, automation, and reference.
- CI guidance separates pull-request checks from development translation and production release.

## Fixed

- The setup flow focuses on connecting your own application instead of the repository demo.
- Setup examples distinguish build tokens from browser-safe publishable keys.

## Known limitations

- The SDK packages are public on npm under the `@linguanahq/*` scope. The earlier `@linguana/*` package names were never published and should not be used.
- Vite + React and TanStack Start are the current integrations.
- Production publication remains an explicit dashboard action.

## Migration

If you used a source workspace or prerelease instructions with `@linguana/*` imports, replace the public SDK scope with `@linguanahq/*` and install the packages from npm. If you link to the docs from outside the site, use the new getting-started and use-linguana paths.

## Sitemap

See the full [sitemap](/sitemap.md) for all pages.
Docs-scoped sitemap: [/docs/sitemap.md](/docs/sitemap.md).
Well-known sitemap: [/.well-known/sitemap.md](/.well-known/sitemap.md).