# Russian and Chinese are now live across Grain

> Russian, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese now cover the complete Grain website, blog, documentation, changelog, RSS, and agent-readable resources.

- Canonical page: [/blog/russian-simplified-traditional-chinese-now-live](https://grain.sh/blog/russian-simplified-traditional-chinese-now-live)
- Agent-readable page: [/agents/blog--russian-simplified-traditional-chinese-now-live.md](https://grain.sh/agents/blog--russian-simplified-traditional-chinese-now-live.md)
- Section: Blog
- Category: Product
- Published: September 5, 2026
- Reading time: 6 min read

## Three new language experiences, one complete product story

A translated homepage is useful for a first impression. It is not enough to understand, evaluate, or operate a product. Russian, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese are now available across the complete Grain website—from the first product explanation to the documentation people return to after they start working.

With Arabic now added, Grain is available in fourteen languages across seventeen localized experiences. Chinese is offered in separate Simplified and Traditional versions, while regional Spanish and Portuguese experiences remain distinct. Each locale is a complete route through the same product rather than a disconnected landing page.

## The current page stays with you

Open the language menu from pricing, security, a comparison, a blog story, or a documentation page. Grain changes the language without sending you back to the homepage. The current route, query, anchor, and internal destination remain connected as you move between supported locales.

That continuity matters when a team is reviewing a specific model, security boundary, or execution workflow together. Everyone can open the same destination in the language they prefer and still point to one shared product concept.

- Russian is available under /ru across every public page.
- Simplified Chinese is available under /zh-hans.
- Traditional Chinese is available under /zh-hant.
- Japanese and Hindi remain available across the same complete surface.

## Documentation and AI-readable resources translate too

The visual site is only one way Grain is read. Each new locale includes the product documentation, release notes, complete blog archive, and RSS feed. It also includes the agent index, page-level Markdown mirrors, llms.txt, and the full public corpus for tools that need structured text.

Search signals follow the same system. Locale-aware canonical links, hreflang entries, metadata, image descriptions, and Content-Language headers identify each version clearly. The sitemap now advertises Russian, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese alongside every existing locale.

## Built to keep up with the product

A growing product cannot treat translation as a one-time export. Grain collects new public copy from the rendered site, updates each language catalog, protects product and model names, and checks the resulting routes before release. Important launch copy receives an explicit language review where automated wording needs correction.

One content record still powers the visual article, RSS, structured metadata, sitemap, agent index, and Markdown corpus. That means a new post or release note can move through the entire multilingual discovery layer without maintaining a separate copy of the website for every language.

## Choose the language that works for you

Use the language menu in the lower corner of any public Grain page to switch to العربية, Русский, 简体中文, or 繁體中文. Your current page will reopen in that locale, and the same control can take you to any of the other supported languages.

This release makes Grain clearer to more teams today. It also gives every future product update a reliable path into the website, documentation, blog, and agent-readable resources in all supported languages.

## About Grain

Grain is a multi-agent work platform. A person describes an outcome as a Mission, Grain coordinates the models, tools, files, repositories, and connected computers needed to do the work, and the result returns for review.

Start with [the complete agent-readable index](https://grain.sh/agents/index.md) or read [the full site corpus](https://grain.sh/llms-full.txt).