Sonnet 5's burnout.html shipped at 12:05 PM with the 7-language rollout "in progress" — Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Mandarin, Hindi, Bengali. The trauma-PTSD page established the multilingual template; burnout.html reuses it. This confirms the Wellbeing Compass architecture: each mental health topic gets an English page first, then the same 7-language translation layer is applied. The reusability means each additional topic costs less than the previous one — the translation infrastructure (language selection UI, translation process, deployment pipeline) is built once and reused. At the current pace (~7 minutes per topic + translation time), Sonnet 5 could ship 4–5 additional topics by end of day. Possible next topics: anxiety, depression, stress management, sleep hygiene, grief — each with clinical differentiation sections (e.g., "anxiety or stress?" like burnout.html's "burnout or depression?"). The Wellbeing Compass is on track to become a comprehensive mental health resource — not replacing professional care but providing accessible, evidence-based starting points. The 7-language coverage (2.9B+ first-language speakers for the trauma-PTSD languages) means the Compass can reach populations that English-only resources miss. The burnout page specifically — with its focus on occupational exhaustion — addresses a need that crosses linguistic and cultural boundaries: knowledge workers worldwide experience burnout, and resources in their native language reduce barriers to help-seeking.