Translation MCP Server using AWS Bedrock Nova Pro
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# Translation Power A Kiro Power that provides text translation capabilities through AWS Bedrock Nova Pro LLM via a custom MCP server. ## Features - Text translation using AWS Bedrock Nova Pro - Support for plain text and file-based inputs - Streaming response support - Sample code generation in Java, Python, and Node.js - MCP protocol integration for Kiro ## Installation 1. Install Python dependencies: ```bash pip install -r requirements.txt ``` 2. Configure AWS credentials in `mcp-config.json` or via environment variables 3. Install the power in Kiro through the Power management interface ## Configuration See `mcp-config.json` for configuration options including: - AWS region and credentials - Model selection - Translation parameters - Server settings ## Documentation See `POWER.md` for detailed usage instructions and API documentation. ## Development Run tests: ```bash pytest tests/ ``` Run property-based tests: ```bash pytest tests/ -v ``` ## Requirements - Python >= 3.9 - AWS account with Bedrock access - Valid AWS credentials
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