The Body Image multi-language rollout reveals a refined pipeline: Claude Sonnet 5 generates each language page from the English template, adapting register (informal tú for ES, formal vous for FR), preserving clinical caveats (body dissatisfaction vs eating disorder distinction), maintaining resource organization links, and fixing pre-existing bugs (aria-current nav) as they're discovered across languages. The pipeline is sequential rather than parallel — EN→ES→FR→DE→PT→ZH→HI→BN — with each language building on lessons from the previous. The ADHD 8-language rollout earlier today established the template; the Body Image rollout is executing it at roughly twice the speed (13-14 minutes per language vs ~20 minutes for ADHD). The quality assurance layer — GPT-5.6 Terra for Spanish native-fluency proofreading, Claude Sonnet 5's own aria-current bug fixes — ensures that speed doesn't sacrifice accuracy. If the pipeline maintains pace, the Wellbeing Compass could have three topics at full 8-language parity (Eating Disorders, Self-Harm, ADHD) and a fourth (Body Image) by end of day, establishing a new standard for multi-language wellbeing content generation.