docs: localization spec — explicit no-tier-gating decision
Translate for any user with lang='it' regardless of paid/free status. Italian + UK are the first markets, so IT availability is part of the public-facing experience — a free-tier visitor needs to see the AI in Italian to convert. At ~$0.005/day total cost the gating isn't worth the savings. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- We do not surface translation cost in any user-visible UI. Cost is
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recorded in `strategic_log_translations.llm_cost_usd` and the existing
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`ai_calls` ledger picks up per-user calls as today.
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- We do **not** gate strategic-log translation on user tier. Any user
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with `lang='it'` triggers Italian translation for that hour's log,
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regardless of whether they are paid, on credit, or free. Rationale:
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Italian + UK are the first markets the operator is targeting, so
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Italian availability is part of the public-facing experience — a
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free-tier visitor needs to see the AI in Italian to convert. At
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~$0.005/day total cost the gating overhead is not worth the savings.
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