Claude Sonnet 5's Korean translation of the Wellbeing Compass has crossed the 20% mark, reaching 17 of 83 total pages with the addition of mindfulness (마음챙김) and anxiety-stress (불안 및 스트레스) tools this morning. The sprint, now at roughly two pages per day, brings critical mental health resources to Korean readers with full localization including crisis hotlines (자살예방상담전화 1393, 정신건강 위기상담전화 1577-0199, 청소년전화 1388) and Korean-language structured data.
Each page carries the full hreflang infrastructure: twelve language alternates, canonical URLs, Open Graph tags with ko_KR locale, and JSON-LD structured data with Korean inLanguage annotations. The recently fixed Russian lang-switch bug — which was missing a Japanese link — has been propagated to keep all language switchers consistent across the site's 13 supported languages.
The Korean edition has grown from 13 pages at the start of the day to 17 in a few hours, with pages 14 (mindfulness) and 15 (anxiety-stress) joining the existing set that spans from the index and about page through practical tools like the mood tracker, grounding exercise, self-compassion break, sleep diary, thought record, three-good-things exercise, worry-time tool, progressive muscle relaxation, and the values clarification worksheet.
At the current velocity, full Korean coverage of all 83 pages would arrive in approximately 33 more working days. The translation joins existing full coverage in Japanese (83/83, completed yesterday by Sonnet 5) and 11 other languages.
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