FerretDB launchers now default to adaptive card loading instead of forcing every board into eager mode. All Boards publishes only boards related to the signed-in user rather than every public board on the instance; direct public links and the Public Boards page remain available. Linked-card and parent discovery now uses two narrow indexed queries shared only among one composite parent evaluation, with no TTL or board-id authorization cache. Compound indexes cover those card queries and the common All Boards filter and ordering. Positive and negative coverage preserves assigned-only scoping, share revocation, direct public access, pagination parity and explicit loading-mode overrides.

Attachment and checklist discovery is restricted to the authorized board scope, and filename searches retrieve only the cardId they consume. Text ranking retains only skip + limit candidates instead of every match. Due Cards uses reachable Previous/Next pages rather than an unlimited live cursor or a truncating cap. MongoDB receives compound indexes covering lazy card windows and due-card selection. The companion FerretDB change selects the declared compound filter index and bounds sorted-query memory while preserving MongoDB BSON ordering. Regression coverage checks projections, board scoping, pagination, index order and positive and negative ranking behavior.

An LDAP user-attribute allowlist could omit LDAP_FULLNAME_FIELD even though displayName was configured separately. Active Directory then returned the login attribute but not the full name, leaving the profile header showing sAMAccountName. Restricted searches now merge in every configured identity attribute, including fields inside templates, with case-insensitive deduplication. Regression coverage requires the positive displayName request and rejects the old allowlist-only query.

Card moves, membership changes, activity history, checklist events, dates and workspace controls now use Cherokee syllabary. Named and percent placeholders, HTML tags and Markdown remain exact, and whole-locale invariant coverage leaves 2,066 values.

Workspace deletion, multi-board selection, Home-board controls, due and end dates, list widths, keyboard shortcuts, swimlane heights, templates, subtasks and checklist controls now use Cherokee syllabary. Percent placeholders remain exact, and whole-locale invariant coverage leaves 2,016 values.

Administrator announcements, public boards, offline recovery, board archives, templates, attachments, backgrounds, member and assignee views and private board notices now use Cherokee syllabary. Named and percent placeholders and HTML tags remain exact, and whole-locale invariant coverage leaves 1,966 values.

Public-board notices, board movement, colors and backgrounds, desktop and mobile views, zoom, calendar and statistics views, archive recovery and card labels now use Cherokee syllabary. Named and percent placeholders and HTML tags remain exact, and whole-locale invariant coverage leaves 1,916 values.

Card membership and dates, voting, Planning Poker, dependencies, organizations, teams, accounts, backgrounds and checklist, swimlane, list, card and board imports now use Cherokee syllabary. Whole-locale placeholder, markup and script coverage leaves 1,866 values.

Member popups, archive restoration, imported-user mapping, permissions, themes, fonts, text colors, avatars and language controls now use Cherokee syllabary. Digits and whole-locale placeholder, markup and script invariants remain exact, leaving 1,816 values.

Board and page starring, automatic list widths, card-aging tiers, keyboard-style movement, dialogs, archive recovery and twenty-three color names now use Cherokee syllabary. Whole-locale placeholder, markup and script invariants leave 1,766 values.

Comment-only, read-only and worker roles, deletion confirmations, clipboard actions, linked cards, templates and custom-field types now use Cherokee syllabary. The bulk-card example remains valid JSON with exact field names, and whole-locale invariant coverage leaves 1,716 values.

Custom-field text, permanent deletion, profiles, WIP limits, account enrollment, invitation, password-reset and verification emails and authorization, JSON, CSV, TSV and board-import errors now use Cherokee syllabary. Named email tokens and paragraph breaks remain exact, leaving 1,666 values.

Account errors, attachment-free board export, PDF and Excel card exports, attachment metadata, list sorting and due-date, label and member filters now use Cherokee syllabary. File-format and product names remain intact, and whole-locale invariant coverage leaves 1,616 values.

Advanced custom-field filters, activity and imported-member states and Kanboard, NextCloud, OpenProject, issue, Asana, ZenKit, Trello, CSV, Jira, Excel and WeKan imports now use Cherokee syllabary. Operators, regex, API paths, JSON properties, file extensions and named tokens remain exact, leaving 1,566 values.

Trello archive validation, workspaces, API credentials, board selection, progress, cancellation and recovery, imported-member mapping, date validation, keyboard shortcuts and label controls now use Cherokee syllabary. URLs, file extensions, format names, percent tokens and digits remain exact, leaving 1,516 values.

Board departure, list links, archive and deletion, user, team and organization settings, swimlane actions, calendar, login, multi-selection, muted boards, archives and assigned-only roles now use Cherokee syllabary. The board-title token and file-format names remain exact, leaving 1,466 values.

Watched-board notices, private-page login, image previews, board visibility, member removal, card-description rescue, search, WIP limits, keyboard shortcuts, sidebars, signup and starred boards now use Cherokee syllabary. Named and percent tokens and link markup remain exact, leaving 1,416 values.

Starred boards, subscriptions, time tracking, numeric shortcuts, upload state, custom logo, help and URL settings, imported usernames, watching, welcome and template boards, WIP limits and attachment/API limits now use Cherokee syllabary. Digits and URL/API terms remain exact, leaving 1,366 values.

Attachment and API transfer limits, avatar blocking, registration, invitations, SMTP configuration and testing, authorization, outgoing and bidirectional webhooks and package, database, Node and Meteor metadata now use Cherokee syllabary. Invitation tokens and protocol/product names remain exact, leaving 1,316 values.

Database and FerretDB revisions, reactivity and DDP modes, OS metrics, time units, custom-field display, account changes, visibility and organization/team templates, authentication synchronization, tenancy, domains and administrators now use Cherokee syllabary. Environment variables, hostnames and product names remain exact, leaving 1,266 values.

Received and end dates, colors, requester and assigner labels, board and notification deletion, duplicate-list cleanup, subtask destinations, minicard fields, attachment and checklist counts, parent paths and label activity now use Cherokee syllabary. Named and percent tokens and counters remain exact, leaving 1,216 values.

Attachment, label and custom-field activity, rule creation and selection, visual workflow construction, card, label, member, checklist, attachment and scheduled triggers and JSON, CSV and Trello Butler rule imports now use Cherokee syllabary. Named and percent tokens and format names remain exact, leaving 1,166 values.

n8n and Node-RED workflow imports, scheduled and button triggers, daily, weekly and monthly timing, due-date conditions, card/list duration, sorting, completion, bulk movement and relative dates now use Cherokee syllabary. Named tokens, product names, weekday notation and the literal N remain exact, leaving 1,116 values.

Card movement and archives, label, member, attachment and checklist conditions, checked states, card placement, member and label removal, colors, checklist actions and email subjects now use Cherokee syllabary. The composable rule fragments remain internally consistent, leaving 1,066 values.

Automation email, archive, labels, card creation, member, checklist and swimlane actions, relative date fields, authentication, product naming, custom head tags, web manifests, asset links, layout and member displays now use Cherokee syllabary. Comma-separated examples and HTML/JSON names remain exact, leaving 1,016 values.

Custom body HTML, authentication, board duplication, swimlane deletion, date and due-time reminders, mentions, account, team and organization deletion, minicard labels, drag handles and editor behavior now use Cherokee syllabary. HTML and named and percent tokens remain exact, leaving 966 values.

Multi-card windows, Enter-key editor behavior, organization, team and user editing, notification state, rename and invitation permissions, board-role status, weekdays, ownership and linked-card deletion safeguards now use Cherokee syllabary. Keyboard combinations remain exact, leaving 916 values.

Checklist visibility, tasks, domains, shared templates, people and time scopes, My Cards sorting, Due Cards and global-search views and missing board-element errors now use Cherokee syllabary. Domain examples, Markdown emphasis and percent tokens remain exact, leaving 866 values.

Missing organizations, teams, comments and cards, global-search result counts, search operators and date, state and card-content predicates now use Cherokee syllabary. Percent and pagination tokens remain exact, leaving 816 values.

Global-search validation, paging, operators, status filters, sorting and search examples now use Cherokee syllabary. Named tokens, Markdown, pseudo-tags and literal search examples remain exact, leaving 766 values.

Board and card sorting, completion, stickers, dependency graphs, board backgrounds and card locations now use Cherokee syllabary. Import counters, JSON, SVG, dimensions and sort arrows remain exact, leaving 716 values.

Map detection, server troubleshooting, swimlanes, string templates, file, security and performance reports and office-login details now use Cherokee syllabary. Commands, entities, template tokens and IP versions remain exact, leaving 666 values.

Office and REST API reports, automatic data recovery, wait indicators, organization safeguards and support-request states now use Cherokee syllabary. API settings, product names and punctuation remain exact, leaving 616 values.

Teams, organizations, Node memory metrics, legal notices, checklist actions and attachment-storage movement now use Cherokee syllabary. URL, Node, filesystem, GridFS and S3 terminology remains intact, leaving 566 values.

Bulk attachment movement, location repair, storage statistics and MongoDB compaction now use Cherokee syllabary. Filesystem, GridFS, cloud, MongoDB, Meteor and identifier terminology remains intact, leaving 516 values.

Board timing, uploads, custom translations, checklist folding, support and accessibility settings now use Cherokee syllabary. Workspace tokens and PDF, ISO 8601, Markdown, ZIP and JSON names remain exact, leaving 466 values.

Accessibility content, brute-force lockouts, administrator user filters, attachment paths and scheduled board operations now use Cherokee syllabary. Whole-locale token and markup invariants remain exact, leaving 416 values.

Scheduled migration recovery, filesystem, S3 and Azure storage, MongoDB and FerretDB migration and Sandstorm conversion now use Cherokee syllabary. URLs, ports, environment variables and database tokens remain exact, leaving 366 values.

Sandstorm cleanup, lazy card loading, safe rich-text rendering, import/export privacy controls, activity suppression and backups now use Cherokee syllabary. HTML, environment variables, formats and identity-provider names remain exact, leaving 316 values.

Backup restoration and scheduling and Google Cloud, AWS S3 and Azure storage configuration now use Cherokee syllabary. Time formats, JSON fields, console paths, provider names and secret labels remain exact, leaving 266 values.

GridFS state, migration controls, S3 authentication, scheduled board operations and attachment monitoring now use Cherokee syllabary. MongoDB, CollectionFS, MinIO, regions and transport protocols remain exact, leaving 216 values.

Board-integrity analysis, lost-card recovery, archive restoration and file URL repair now use Cherokee syllabary. Swimlane and list identifiers, URLs and confirmation punctuation remain exact, leaving 166 values.

Board-conversion steps, scheduled-job monitoring, CPU and memory metrics and filesystem and GridFS statistics now use Cherokee syllabary. URLs, backend names, numeric intervals and identifiers remain exact, leaving 116 values.

Bulk attachment migration, throttling, monitoring and storage distribution now use Cherokee syllabary. Filesystem, GridFS, S3, units and numeric ranges remain exact, leaving 66 values.

OTP account access, repository management, administrator problem status and broken-card repair now use Cherokee syllabary. API, CPU and named repair tokens remain exact, leaving 16 values.

Event network addresses, scoped import/export and number-search guidance now use Cherokee syllabary. IP versions, file formats, product names, named tokens and pseudo-tags remain exact. All 2,166 formerly untranslated values are now translated, with zero English placeholders remaining.

Board, list, swimlane, card, checklist, comment, member and archive activity now uses Central Kurdish. Named and percent placeholders remain exact, and new whole-locale invariant coverage leaves 2,116 values.

Card moves, checklist history, received and start dates and All Boards workspace controls now use Central Kurdish. Named and percent placeholders and Markdown terminology remain exact, leaving 2,066 values.

Workspace deletion, multi-board selection, Home boards, list widths, keyboard shortcuts, swimlane heights, templates, subtasks and checklist controls now use Central Kurdish. Percent placeholders and numeric limits remain exact, leaving 2,016 values.

Administrator announcements, offline recovery, archives, templates, attachments, backgrounds, member and assignee views and private-board notices now use Central Kurdish. Named and percent tokens and HTML tags remain exact, leaving 1,966 values.

Public-board notices, board movement, backgrounds, desktop and mobile modes, zoom, calendar and statistics views, archive recovery and card controls now use Central Kurdish. Named and percent tokens and HTML tags remain exact, leaving 1,916 values.

Card membership and dates, voting, Planning Poker, dependencies, organizations, teams, backgrounds and checklist, swimlane, list, card and board imports now use Central Kurdish. Product names remain exact, leaving 1,866 values.

Member popups, archive restoration, imported-user mapping, permissions, themes, fonts, text colors, avatars and language controls now use Central Kurdish. CAS, digits and whole-locale invariants remain exact, leaving 1,816 values.

Starring, automatic list widths, card-aging tiers, keyboard-style movement, dialogs, archive recovery and twenty-three color names now use Central Kurdish. Digits and whole-locale invariants remain exact, leaving 1,766 values.

Comment-only, read-only and worker roles, deletion confirmations, clipboard actions, linked cards, templates and custom-field types now use Central Kurdish. The bulk-card example remains valid JSON, leaving 1,716 values.

Custom-field text, permanent deletion, profiles, WIP limits, account emails and authorization, JSON, CSV, TSV and board-import errors now use Central Kurdish. Named email tokens and paragraph breaks remain exact, leaving 1,666 values.

Account errors, attachment-free board export, PDF and Excel card exports, attachment metadata, list sorting and date, label and member filters now use Central Kurdish. File-format names remain exact, leaving 1,616 values.

Advanced custom-field filters and Kanboard, NextCloud, OpenProject, issue, Asana, ZenKit, Trello, CSV, Jira, Excel and WeKan imports now use Central Kurdish. Operators, regexes, API paths, file extensions and named tokens remain exact, leaving 1,566 values.

Trello archive validation, workspaces, API credentials, board selection, progress, cancellation and recovery, imported-member mapping, date validation, keyboard shortcuts and label controls now use Central Kurdish. URLs, percent tokens and digits remain exact, leaving 1,516 values.

Board departure, list archive and movement, user, team and organization settings, swimlane actions, calendar, login, multi-selection, muted boards, archives and assigned-only roles now use Central Kurdish. The board-title token and file-format names remain exact, leaving 1,466 values.

Watched-board notices, private-page login, image previews, board visibility, member removal, card-description rescue, search, WIP limits, keyboard shortcuts, sidebars, signup and starred boards now use Central Kurdish. Named and percent tokens and link markup remain exact, leaving 1,416 values.

Starred boards, subscriptions, time tracking, numeric shortcuts, uploads, custom branding and URL settings, imported usernames, watching, welcome and template boards, WIP limits and attachment/API limits now use Central Kurdish. Digits and URL/API terms remain exact, leaving 1,366 values.

Attachment and API transfer limits, avatar blocking, registration, invitations, SMTP configuration and testing, authorization, outgoing and bidirectional webhooks and package, database, Node and Meteor metadata now use Central Kurdish. Invitation tokens and protocol names remain exact, leaving 1,316 values.

Database and FerretDB revisions, reactivity and DDP modes, OS metrics, time units, custom-field display, account changes, visibility, shared templates, authentication synchronization, tenancy, domains and administrators now use Central Kurdish. Environment variables, hostnames and product names remain exact, leaving 1,266 values.

Received and end dates, colors, requester and assigner labels, board and notification deletion, duplicate-list cleanup, subtask destinations, minicard fields, attachment and checklist counts, parent paths and label activity now use Central Kurdish. Named and percent tokens and counters remain exact, leaving 1,216 values.

Attachment, label and custom-field activity, rule creation and selection, workflow editing, card/member/checklist triggers and JSON, CSV and Trello Butler rule transfer now use Central Kurdish. Named and percent tokens and product and format names remain exact, leaving 1,166 values.

Visual-workflow imports, scheduled and button triggers, recurrence, due-date and list-duration conditions, sorting, completion, bulk movement and relative dates now use Central Kurdish. Named tokens, product names and weekday ranges remain exact, leaving 1,116 values.

Moves, archives, label, member, attachment and checklist conditions, card placement, member and label removal, colors, checklist actions and email actions now use Central Kurdish. Rule terminology remains consistent, leaving 1,066 values.

Rule emails, archives, labels, cards, members, checklists, swimlanes and date fields, authentication, custom product metadata and manifests, layout and board member lists now use Central Kurdish. Delimiters, HTML, JSON and filenames remain exact, leaving 1,016 values.

Custom body HTML, authentication, board duplication, counts, swimlane deletion, date changes and reminders, card placement, account deletion and desktop layout controls now use Central Kurdish. HTML tags, line breaks, named and percent tokens remain exact, leaving 966 values.

Multi-window cards, editor submission, organization, team and user dialogs, notification filters, renaming, board-role permissions and status, weekdays, ownership, activity, voting and linked-card deletion now use Central Kurdish. Keyboard combinations remain exact, leaving 916 values.

Checklist visibility, tasks, domains, shared templates, people and time units, My Cards sorting, due-card and global-search views and missing-object messages now use Central Kurdish. Domain examples, Markdown and percent tokens remain exact, leaving 866 values.

Missing comments, organizations and teams, card-result counts, search operators for board fields and predicates for status, dates and content now use Central Kurdish. Search tokens remain space-free and percent and range tokens remain exact, leaving 816 values.

Search predicates and validation, paging, operator syntax and examples, board, list, swimlane, label, user, organization, team, date, status, content, sorting and limit guidance now use Central Kurdish. Pseudo-tags, named tokens, examples and line breaks remain exact, leaving 766 values.

Label metadata, board and card sorting, completion, stickers, dependency types and transfer, board backgrounds and card-location fields now use Central Kurdish. Sort arrows, format names, named tokens and size syntax remain exact, leaving 716 values.

Map detection, server troubleshooting, sorting, links, board activity, swimlanes, string templates, creator fields and file, security, speed, test, database, rule, board, card, impersonation, recovery and office reports now use Central Kurdish. Commands, line breaks, entities and tokens remain exact, leaving 666 values.

Office and API reporting, automatic recovery, swimlane copying, card creators, wait animations, card sizing, organization and team deletion warnings, ticket fields and statuses, requests, card sorting and details now use Central Kurdish. API settings and product names remain exact, leaving 616 values.

Team and organization assignment, invitations, Node heap and memory metrics, legal notices, checklist copying and line conversion, card/subtask actions and attachment movement between filesystem, GridFS and S3 now use Central Kurdish. Runtime and storage names remain exact, leaving 566 values.

Attachment moves and location repair, avatar storage, default upload storage, file counts and identifiers, MongoDB GridFS compaction and board metadata now use Central Kurdish. Storage, database, runtime and oplog names remain exact, leaving 516 values.

Board time statistics, upload progress, login, file limits and validation, workspace assignment, custom translations, checklist folding, board ZIP import and support and accessibility pages now use Central Kurdish. Named tokens, formats and standards remain exact, leaving 466 values.

Accessibility content, brute-force protection, locked-user administration, active-user filters, scheduled jobs and migrations, attachment/avatar paths and scheduled board archive, backup and cleanup now use Central Kurdish. Durations and status distinctions remain explicit, leaving 416 values.

Scheduled-job and migration recovery, filesystem and S3 settings, Azure credentials, MongoDB/FerretDB text-data migration and Sandstorm grain migration now use Central Kurdish. URLs, ports, environment variables, paths and database and platform names remain exact, leaving 366 values.

Sandstorm cleanup, card-loading modes, safe link and code rendering, import, export, avatar and identity privacy, activities, notifications, watching and instance/organization backups now use Central Kurdish. HTML, code, environment variables, paths and cloud-provider names remain exact, leaving 316 values.

Backup schedules and restore modes, Google Cloud service accounts, S3, Azure and GCS configuration paths, secret handling, connection tests and attachment movement to cloud storage now use Central Kurdish. Time formats, console labels, key names and provider names remain exact, leaving 266 values.

GridFS, general migration progress and controls, CollectionFS moves, S3 authentication and connectivity, scheduled board operations, writable paths and attachment and board migration settings now use Central Kurdish. Storage, region and transport names remain exact, leaving 216 values.

Comprehensive board migration, duplicate-list cleanup, lost and archived item recovery, missing-list and file/avatar URL repair, confirmations, progress and structural migration steps now use Central Kurdish. Field identifiers and URL terminology remain exact, leaving 166 values.

Board repair steps, conversion notices, CPU and memory usage, database migrations, job schedules and queues, filesystem and GridFS monitoring and minicard list visibility now use Central Kurdish. Identifiers, intervals and storage names remain exact, leaving 116 values.

Bulk storage migration, batch size, CPU and delay thresholds, background migration state, monitoring, schedules, progress and attachment totals and minicard list/checklist visibility now use Central Kurdish. Numeric ranges, units and storage names remain exact, leaving 66 values.

Accounts and repositories, problem and repair reporting, CPU and event details, filesystem integrity, scoped import/export and number-search guidance now use Central Kurdish. OTP, API, IP versions, product and format names, named tokens and pseudo-tags remain exact. All 2,166 formerly untranslated values are now translated, with zero English placeholders remaining.

Board, list, swimlane, card, attachment, subtask, label, checklist, comment, custom-field, member, archive and import activity now uses Chuvash. Named and percent placeholders remain exact, and new whole-locale invariant coverage leaves 2,116 values.

Card moves, member changes, generic and checklist activity, comment and date changes and All Boards workspace controls now use Chuvash. Named and percent placeholders and Markdown terminology remain exact, leaving 2,066 values.

Workspace deletion, multi-board selection, Home boards, list widths, keyboard shortcuts, swimlane heights, templates, subtasks and checklist controls now use Chuvash. Percent placeholders and numeric limits remain exact, leaving 2,016 values.

Administrator announcements, offline recovery, archives, templates, attachments, backgrounds, member and assignee views and private-board notices now use Chuvash. Named and percent tokens and HTML tags remain exact, leaving 1,966 values.

Public-board notices, board movement, backgrounds, desktop and mobile modes, zoom, calendar and statistics views, archive recovery and card controls now use Chuvash. Named and percent tokens and HTML tags remain exact, leaving 1,916 values.

Card membership and dates, voting, Planning Poker, dependencies, organizations, teams, backgrounds and checklist, swimlane, list, card and board imports now use Chuvash. Product names remain exact, leaving 1,866 values.

Member popups, archive restoration, imported-user mapping, permissions, themes, fonts, text colors, avatars and language controls now use Chuvash. CAS, digits and whole-locale invariants remain exact, leaving 1,816 values.

Starring, automatic list widths, card-aging tiers, keyboard-style movement, dialogs, archive recovery and twenty-three color names now use Chuvash. Digits and whole-locale invariants remain exact, leaving 1,766 values.

Comment-only, read-only and worker roles, deletion confirmations, clipboard actions, linked cards, templates and custom-field types now use Chuvash. The bulk-card example remains valid JSON, leaving 1,716 values.

Custom-field text, permanent deletion, profiles, WIP limits, account emails and authorization, JSON, CSV, TSV and board-import errors now use Chuvash. Named email tokens and paragraph breaks remain exact, leaving 1,666 values.

Account errors, attachment-free board export, PDF and Excel card exports, attachment metadata, list sorting and date, label and member filters now use Chuvash. File-format names remain exact, leaving 1,616 values.

Advanced custom-field filters and Kanboard, NextCloud, OpenProject, issue, Asana, ZenKit, Trello, CSV, Jira, Excel and WeKan imports now use Chuvash. Operators, regexes, API paths, file extensions and named tokens remain exact, leaving 1,566 values.

Trello archive validation, workspaces, API credentials, board selection, progress, cancellation and recovery, imported-member mapping, date validation, keyboard shortcuts and label controls now use Chuvash. URLs, percent tokens and digits remain exact, leaving 1,516 values.

Board departure, list archive and movement, user, team and organization settings, swimlane actions, calendar, login, multi-selection, muted boards, archives and assigned-only roles now use Chuvash. The board-title token and file-format names remain exact, leaving 1,466 values.

Watched-board notices, private-page login, image previews, board visibility, member removal, card-description rescue, search, WIP limits, keyboard shortcuts, sidebars, signup and starred boards now use Chuvash. Named and percent tokens and link markup remain exact, leaving 1,416 values.

Starred boards, subscriptions, time tracking, numeric shortcuts, uploads, custom branding and URL settings, imported usernames, watching, welcome and template boards, WIP limits and attachment/API limits now use Chuvash. Digits and URL/API terms remain exact, leaving 1,366 values.

Attachment and API transfer limits, avatar blocking, registration, invitations, SMTP configuration and testing, authorization, outgoing and bidirectional webhooks and package, database, Node and Meteor metadata now use Chuvash. Invitation tokens and protocol names remain exact, leaving 1,316 values.

Database and FerretDB revisions, reactivity and DDP modes, OS metrics, time units, custom-field display, account changes, visibility, shared templates, authentication synchronization, tenancy, domains and administrators now use Chuvash. Environment variables, hostnames and product names remain exact, leaving 1,266 values.

Received and end dates, colors, requester and assigner labels, board and notification deletion, duplicate-list cleanup, subtask destinations, minicard fields, attachment and checklist counts, parent paths and label activity now use Chuvash. Named and percent tokens and counters remain exact, leaving 1,216 values.

Attachment, label and custom-field activity, rule creation and selection, workflow editing, card/member/checklist triggers and JSON, CSV and Trello Butler rule transfer now use Chuvash. Named and percent tokens and product and format names remain exact, leaving 1,166 values.

Visual-workflow imports, scheduled and button triggers, recurrence, due-date and list-duration conditions, sorting, completion, bulk movement and relative dates now use Chuvash. Named tokens, product names and weekday ranges remain exact, leaving 1,116 values.

Moves, archives, label, member, attachment and checklist conditions, card placement, member and label removal, colors, checklist actions and email actions now use Chuvash. Rule terminology remains consistent, leaving 1,066 values.

Rule emails, archives, labels, cards, members, checklists, swimlanes and date fields, authentication, custom product metadata and manifests, layout and board member lists now use Chuvash. Delimiters, HTML, JSON and filenames remain exact, leaving 1,016 values.

Custom body HTML, authentication, board duplication, counts, swimlane deletion, date changes and reminders, card placement, account deletion and desktop layout controls now use Chuvash. HTML tags, line breaks, named and percent tokens remain exact, leaving 966 values.

Multi-window cards, editor submission, organization, team and user dialogs, notification filtering, board-role permissions and status, weekdays, ownership and linked-card deletion guards now use Chuvash. Keyboard chords and weekday terminology remain exact, leaving 916 values.

Checklist visibility, tasks, domains, shared templates, display names, calendar units, My Cards, due-card and global-search views and missing-object messages now use Chuvash. Domain examples, Markdown emphasis and percent tokens remain exact, leaving 866 values.

Missing comments, organizations and teams, card-result counts and the search operators and predicates for boards, people, dates, content and card state now use Chuvash. Percent and result-range tokens remain exact, leaving 816 values.

Search predicates, validation, paging, operator syntax, statuses, sorting, limits and combination guidance now use Chuvash. Named tokens, pseudo-tags, Markdown examples and line breaks remain exact, leaving 766 values.

Label metadata, board sorting, card completion, stickers, dependency relations and imports, board backgrounds and location fields now use Chuvash. JSON, SVG, named and size tokens and sort arrows remain exact, leaving 716 values.

Map locations, server-error diagnostics, activity sorting, string templates, file and security reports, impersonation, recovery and office-login details now use Chuvash. Commands, HTML entities, format tokens, line breaks and IP versions remain exact, leaving 666 values.

Office and API reports, recovery events and maintenance, swimlane copying, loading animations, organization guards, tickets, requests and card details now use Chuvash. REST API, environment, database and email-copy terms remain exact, leaving 616 values.

Team invitations, Node memory statistics, organizations, legal notices, checklist transformations and attachment-storage movement now use Chuvash. Node, heap, malloc, URL, GridFS and S3 terminology remains exact, leaving 566 values.

Bulk attachment movement, storage discovery and repair, default backends, file counts and MongoDB compaction now use Chuvash. GridFS, S3, IDs, MongoDB, oplog, Meteor and Compact terminology remains exact, leaving 516 values.

Board timing, uploads, file restrictions, custom translations, checklist display and support and accessibility pages now use Chuvash. Workspace tokens, PDF, ISO 8601, Markdown, JSON and ZIP terminology remains exact, leaving 466 values.

Accessibility, brute-force lockouts, administrator user filters, scheduled jobs, storage paths and scheduled board archive, backup and cleanup operations now use Chuvash. Security distinctions and time units remain explicit, leaving 416 values.

Scheduled-job recovery, filesystem and cloud storage and MongoDB, FerretDB and Sandstorm migrations now use Chuvash. URLs, ports, environment variables, commands, paths, database names and the destination token remain exact, leaving 366 values.

Sandstorm cleanup, adaptive card loading, safe text rendering, import/export controls, identity anonymization, activity and notification controls and backup scope and storage now use Chuvash. HTML, environment variables, formats, paths and cloud-service names remain exact, leaving 316 values.

Backup schedules and restoration plus GCS, S3 and Azure credentials, permission paths and connection tests now use Chuvash. Time formats, JSON fields, provider names, console paths, roles and file extensions remain exact, leaving 266 values.

GridFS and S3 storage, migration lifecycle controls, scheduled board operations, attachment monitoring and board migration now use Chuvash. MongoDB, GridFS, CollectionFS, AWS, MinIO, region and TLS terminology remains exact, leaving 216 values.

Comprehensive board migration, duplicate-list cleanup, lost-card restoration, archive recovery and broken list, avatar and attachment repair now use Chuvash. Database field names, IDs and URLs remain exact, leaving 166 values.

Board-repair steps, conversion progress, CPU and memory monitoring, schedules, filesystem and GridFS statistics and job queues now use Chuvash. IDs, URLs, CPU, GridFS and numeric intervals remain exact, leaving 116 values.

Attachment migration destinations, batch and CPU thresholds, background status, monitoring controls, schedules, storage distribution and system-resource totals now use Chuvash. GridFS, S3, CPU, percentages and numeric ranges remain exact, leaving 66 values.

OTP and account flows, repositories, problem and repair reporting, CPU and event details, filesystem integrity, scoped import/export and number-search guidance now use Chuvash. Named tokens, pseudo-tags, IP versions, product names and file extensions remain exact. All 2,166 formerly untranslated values are translated, with zero English placeholders remaining.

Board, list, swimlane, card, attachment, subtask, label, checklist, comment, custom-field, member, archive and import activity now uses Dzongkha. Named and percent placeholders remain exact, and new whole-locale invariant coverage leaves 2,116 values.

Card moves, member changes, generic and checklist activity, comments, dates and All Boards workspace controls now use Dzongkha. Named and percent placeholders and Markdown terminology remain exact, leaving 2,066 values.

Workspace deletion, multi-board selection, Home boards, list widths, keyboard shortcuts, swimlane heights, templates, subtasks and checklist controls now use Dzongkha. Percent placeholders and numeric limits remain exact, leaving 2,016 values.

Administrator announcements, offline recovery, archives, templates, attachments, backgrounds, member and assignee views and private-board notices now use Dzongkha. Named and percent tokens and HTML tags remain exact, leaving 1,966 values.

Public-board notices, board movement, backgrounds, desktop and mobile modes, zoom, calendar and statistics views, archive recovery and card controls now use Dzongkha. Named and percent tokens and HTML tags remain exact, leaving 1,916 values.

Card membership and dates, voting, Planning Poker, dependencies, organizations, teams, backgrounds and checklist, swimlane, list, card and board imports now use Dzongkha. Product names remain exact, leaving 1,866 values.

Member popups, archive restoration, imported-user mapping, permissions, themes, fonts, text colors, avatars and language controls now use Dzongkha. CAS, digits and whole-locale invariants remain exact, leaving 1,816 values.

Starring, automatic list widths, card-aging tiers, keyboard-style movement, dialogs, archive recovery and twenty-three color names now use Dzongkha. Digits and whole-locale invariants remain exact, leaving 1,766 values.

Comment-only, read-only and worker roles, deletion confirmations, clipboard actions, linked cards, templates and custom-field types now use Dzongkha. The bulk-card example remains valid JSON, leaving 1,716 values.

Custom-field text, permanent deletion, profiles, WIP limits, account emails and authorization, JSON, CSV, TSV and board-import errors now use Dzongkha. Named email tokens and paragraph breaks remain exact, leaving 1,666 values.

Account errors, attachment-free board export, PDF and Excel card exports, attachment metadata, list sorting and date, label and member filters now use Dzongkha. File-format names remain exact, leaving 1,616 values.

Advanced custom-field filters and Kanboard, NextCloud, OpenProject, issue, Asana, ZenKit, Trello, CSV, Jira, Excel and WeKan imports now use Dzongkha. Operators, regexes, API paths, file extensions and named tokens remain exact, leaving 1,566 values.

Trello archive validation, workspaces, API credentials, board selection, progress, cancellation and recovery, imported-member mapping, date validation, keyboard shortcuts and label controls now use Dzongkha. URLs, percent tokens and digits remain exact, leaving 1,516 values.

Board departure, card and list links, archive actions, user, team and organization settings, imports, navigation, list movement, multi-selection, notifications and board roles now use Dzongkha. The named board-title token and whole-locale markup invariants remain exact, leaving 1,466 values.

Watching, public and private access, image previews, member removal, rescue dialogs, search, WIP limits, keyboard shortcuts, sidebars and starred and default boards now use Dzongkha. Named and percent tokens and HTML link markup remain exact, leaving 1,416 values.

Time tracking, assignments, subscriptions, uploads, custom branding, URL schemes, watching, welcome and board templates and WIP-limit controls now use Dzongkha. Product names, numeric ranges and whole-locale invariants remain exact, leaving 1,366 values.

Attachment and API transfer limits, avatar restrictions, registration, invitations, SMTP configuration and tests, authorization, webhooks and software version labels now use Dzongkha. Email tokens and paragraph structure and whole-locale markup invariants remain exact, leaving 1,316 values.

Database, FerretDB, reactivity and operating-system diagnostics, time units, custom-field display, account options, visibility, shared templates, multitenancy, organization domains and scoped administrators now use Dzongkha. Environment names and example hostnames remain exact, leaving 1,266 values.

Received and end dates, colors, requester and assigner labels, destructive board and notification actions, duplicate lists, subtask destinations, minicard fields, card hierarchy and label activity now use Dzongkha. Named and percent tokens and numeric checklist formats remain exact, leaving 1,216 values.

Attachment, label and custom-field activity, visual rule construction, card, label, member and checklist triggers and JSON, CSV and Trello Butler rule imports now use Dzongkha. Percent and named automation tokens remain exact, leaving 1,166 values.

Visual-workflow formats, scheduled and due-date triggers, card and board buttons, list sorting, completion actions, relative dates and automation time units now use Dzongkha. Workflow product names, counts and schedule parameters remain exact, leaving 1,116 values.

List and archive conditions, label, member, attachment and checklist triggers, card movement and restoration, membership, color, checklist and email actions now use Dzongkha. Whole-locale token and markup invariants remain exact, leaving 1,066 values.

Card creation, archive, membership, checklist and date-field actions, automation notes, authentication, custom product names, head tags, web manifests, Android asset links and layout controls now use Dzongkha. Example lists and HTML, JSON and filename literals remain exact, leaving 1,016 values.

Custom body HTML, authentication display, duplication, destructive swimlane and account actions, date activity, due reminders, mention notifications, drag-resizing and multi-card controls now use Dzongkha. HTML tags, named and percent tokens and keyboard names remain exact, leaving 966 values.

Multi-card and keyboard submission behavior, organization, team and user dialogs, notification controls, renaming and board-role permissions, weekdays, status fields and linked-card deletion warnings now use Dzongkha. Keyboard chords and whole-locale invariants remain exact, leaving 916 values.

Checklist visibility, domain-scoped shared templates, My Cards sorting, Due Cards and global-search views and board, swimlane, list, label and username errors now use Dzongkha. Domain examples, Markdown emphasis and percent tokens remain exact, leaving 866 values.

Comment, organization and team errors, result counts and board, swimlane, list, label, user, date, status, attachment, checklist and custom-field search operators and predicates now use Dzongkha. Percent and result-range tokens remain exact, leaving 816 values.

Public, private, selector and projection predicates, validation errors, pagination and the complete global-search operator, status, presence, sorting, limit and composition guidance now use Dzongkha. Named tokens, pseudo-tags and Markdown examples remain exact, leaving 766 values.

Labels, board and card sorting, completion, stickers, dependency relationships and JSON/SVG imports, board backgrounds and location fields now use Dzongkha. Sort markers, named import counts and the background-size token remain exact, leaving 716 values.

Map detection and providers, server troubleshooting, sorting, board activity, swimlane movement, string templates, file, security, speed, test, database, rule, recovery and office-login reports now use Dzongkha. Shell commands, entities, format tokens and IP versions remain exact, leaving 666 values.

Office and REST API reporting, data recovery and maintenance, swimlane copying, wait spinners, card sizing, organization and team deletion constraints and ticket and help-request workflows now use Dzongkha. API settings, database names and mail headers remain exact, leaving 616 values.

Team and organization controls, Node heap and memory diagnostics, legal notices, checklist movement and copying and filesystem, GridFS and S3 attachment storage actions now use Dzongkha. Technical storage and memory names and the checklist line example remain exact, leaving 566 values.

Attachment relocation and location repair, avatar scopes, default storage, move progress and file counts, storage identifiers and MongoDB collection compaction now use Dzongkha. Backend names, identifiers and oplog terminology remain exact, leaving 516 values.

Board timing and uploads, file restrictions, workspace assignment, custom translations, subtasks, ISO week display, Markdown conversion, board ZIP imports, checklist folding, support and accessibility now use Dzongkha. Named tokens and format names remain exact, leaving 466 values.

Accessibility content, brute-force account protection and unlocking, active user filters, attachment and avatar paths, scheduled board archive, backup and cleanup operations and cron migrations now use Dzongkha. Whole-locale token and markup invariants remain exact, leaving 416 values.

Scheduled-job and migration recovery, filesystem, S3-compatible and Azure storage, MongoDB/FerretDB text-data migration and Sandstorm grain conversion now use Dzongkha. Database URLs, ports, environment names, commands, named tokens and grain paths remain exact, leaving 366 values.

Sandstorm cleanup, adaptive card loading, plain-text link and code controls, import/export and avatar restrictions, user anonymization, activity, notification and watch controls and scoped backups now use Dzongkha. Environment names, markup, examples and backup paths remain exact, leaving 316 values.

Backup frequency and restoration, Google Cloud credentials and permissions, AWS/S3, Azure and GCS setup paths, secret handling, connection tests and cloud attachment movement now use Dzongkha. Time formats, ranges, credential fields, roles, provider names and filenames remain exact, leaving 266 values.

GridFS storage, migration start, pause, stop and status controls, CollectionFS movement guidance, S3 credentials and connections, scheduled board operations, attachment monitoring and board migrations now use Dzongkha. Backend, region and transport names remain exact, leaving 216 values.

Comprehensive board integrity checks, duplicate-list cleanup, lost-card and archive restoration, missing-list repair, avatar and attachment URL repair, confirmation dialogs, progress and migration steps now use Dzongkha. Schema identifiers and URL and ID literals remain exact, leaving 166 values.

Final board-repair steps, conversion status, CPU and memory reporting, scheduled intervals, filesystem and GridFS monitoring, board scans, job queues and migration state now use Dzongkha. Identifiers, metric names and numeric intervals remain exact, leaving 116 values.

Attachment migration destinations, batch and CPU thresholds, background status, monitoring controls, schedules, storage distribution and system resources now use Dzongkha. GridFS, S3, CPU, percent signs and numeric ranges remain exact, leaving 66 values.

Repository authentication and uploads, problem monitoring, event diagnostics, broken-card repair and import/export controls now use Dzongkha. Named tokens, angle-bracket examples, inline code, emphasis, file extensions and product names remain exact. This final 66-value batch completes all 2,166 Dzongkha placeholders.

Organization and team membership, comments, due dates, attachments, subtasks, labels, checklists, boards, lists, cards, swimlanes and archive and import activity now use Ewe. Percent and named activity tokens remain exact, leaving 2,116 values.

Card movement and restoration, member removal, general activity sentences, checklist events, received and start dates and workspace creation and settings now use Ewe. Named and percent activity tokens and Markdown terminology remain exact, leaving 2,066 values.

Workspace deletion, board selection and starring, Home-board behavior, list widths, keyboard shortcuts, swimlane height and checklist and card controls now use Ewe. Percent placeholders, pixels and the 270-pixel limit remain exact, leaving 2,016 values.

Administration and announcements, public boards, archive and restore controls, templates, attachments, backgrounds, All Boards settings, members and assignees now use Ewe. Named and percent tokens, URL terminology and strong markup remain exact, leaving 1,966 values.

Board rearrangement and workspace assignment, visibility and watch controls, desktop and mobile views, zoom, calendar navigation, archives and card editing now use Ewe. Named and percent tokens, strong markup and the zoom range remain exact, leaving 1,916 values.

Card membership, voting, Planning Poker, dependencies, organization and team assignment, backgrounds, account deletion, domains and board-part imports now use Ewe. Product terminology remains exact, leaving 1,866 values.

Member dialogs, card and board links, imported-member mapping, themes, fonts, text colors, avatars, language and permission controls now use Ewe. CAS, email and the numeric font sample remain exact, leaving 1,816 values.

Settings, starring, automatic list widths, card aging, movement, dialogs, accessibility navigation and twenty-three color names now use Ewe. Numeric tiers and whole-locale invariants remain exact, leaving 1,766 values.

Comment and read-only roles, deletion confirmations, link copying, multi-card templates, labels and custom-field types now use Ewe. The translated card template remains valid JSON and keyboard terminology remains exact, leaving 1,716 values.

Custom-field text, permanent deletion, WIP limits, dates, reactions, notifications, account emails and board, user and import validation now use Ewe. Named email tokens, line breaks, WIP, JSON, CSV, TSV and WeKan remain exact, leaving 1,666 values.

User and account errors, card exports, attachment metadata, free-space errors, sorting and date, label and member filters now use Ewe. PDF, Excel and disk terminology remain exact, leaving 1,616 values.

Advanced filtering, activity visibility, imported members and Kanboard, NextCloud Deck, OpenProject, Asana, ZenKit, Trello, Jira, Excel and WeKan board imports now use Ewe. Operators, regex, tokens, API paths, extensions and product names remain exact, leaving 1,566 values.

Trello ZIP validation, workspace placement, API imports, credential storage, bulk selection and cancellation, member mapping, date validation, keyboard shortcuts and labels now use Ewe. The API URL, key and token names, year example and percent token remain exact, leaving 1,516 values.

Last-administrator protection, leaving boards, list archives, role settings, swimlane actions, card imports, login, selection tools and notification roles now use Ewe. Named board-title tokens and import formats remain exact, leaving 1,466 values.

Watch notifications, private and public access guidance, member removal, description rescue, search, WIP limits, keyboard shortcuts, sidebars and default-board behavior now use Ewe. HTML links, named and percent tokens and product and keyboard terms remain exact, leaving 1,416 values.

Starred boards, time tracking, label and assignee shortcuts, uploads, custom logos and URLs, welcome templates, WIP errors and attachment/API limits now use Ewe. Numeric ranges, dimensions and technical names remain exact, leaving 1,366 values.

Attachment transfer limits, avatar uploads, registration, invitations, SMTP/TLS settings and test mail, webhooks and package, database, Node and Meteor labels now use Ewe. Named email tokens and technical names remain exact, leaving 1,316 values.

Database and FerretDB metadata, reactivity, DDP and operating-system metrics, custom fields, visibility, organizations, teams and multitenancy now use Ewe. Technical modes, environment names and example domains remain exact, leaving 1,266 values.

Received and end dates, color dialogs, permanent board and duplicate-list deletion, subtask and card settings, minicard fields, parent paths and label activity now use Ewe. Named and percent tokens and count examples remain exact, leaving 1,216 values.

Attachment and custom-field activity, visual rule workflows, triggers, actions, rule selection and JSON, CSV and Trello Butler imports now use Ewe. Percent and named tokens and format and product names remain exact, leaving 1,166 values.

n8n and Node-RED workflow imports, scheduled and button triggers, due-date conditions, list sorting, completion, relative dates, units and board and card actions now use Ewe. Product names, count tokens and variables remain exact, leaving 1,116 values.

Rule predicates and actions for lists, labels, members, attachments, checklists, card movement, colors and email now use Ewe. Whole-locale token and markup invariants remain exact, leaving 1,066 values.

Automation actions, checklist construction, date-field updates, card links, authentication, custom HTML and JSON, web manifests, assetlinks and layout settings now use Ewe. Comma-separated examples, extensions and format names remain exact, leaving 1,016 values.

Custom body HTML, LDAP and OIDC authentication, duplication, swimlane deletion, due-time activity and reminders, mentions, destructive confirmations and drag resizing now use Ewe. HTML tags, named and percent tokens, line breaks and keyboard terminology remain exact, leaving 966 values.

Multi-card windows, editor submission, organization, team and user dialogs, notification state, role permissions, weekdays, status, voting and linked-card deletion guidance now use Ewe. Keyboard combinations remain exact, leaving 916 values.

Checklist visibility, tasks, domains, shared templates, My Cards, Due Cards, global search views and not-found messages now use Ewe. Domain examples, Markdown emphasis and percent placeholders remain exact, leaving 866 values.

Search result counts, operators and predicates for boards, swimlanes, lists, users, dates, attachments, descriptions and checklists now use Ewe. Named result-range and percent tokens remain exact, leaving 816 values.

Search predicates, validation, pagination and the complete global-search instruction set now use Ewe. Named operator and predicate tokens, pseudo-tags, inline-code examples, quoted values and Markdown emphasis remain exact, leaving 766 values.

Sorting, card completion, stickers, dependency relations and imports, board backgrounds and locations now use Ewe. Sort directions, JSON and SVG, named import counts and size tokens remain exact, leaving 716 values.

Location detection, map settings, server troubleshooting, swimlane movement, string templates, system reports, impersonation, recovery and office login data now use Ewe. Shell commands, placeholders, HTML entities, IPv4 and IPv6 remain exact, leaving 666 values.

REST API reporting, recovery and database health, swimlane copying, wait spinners, card sizing, deletion constraints, tickets, requests and card details now use Ewe. Environment, database, spinner and mail-header names remain exact, leaving 616 values.

Teams and organizations, invitations, Node heap and memory diagnostics, legal notices, checklist movement and copying and filesystem, GridFS and S3 attachment moves now use Ewe. Technical storage and diagnostic names remain exact, leaving 566 values.

Attachment movement and location repair, default storage, progress and counts, storage identifiers and MongoDB GridFS collection compaction now use Ewe. Backend, identifier, database and oplog terminology remain exact, leaving 516 values.

Board timing and uploads, file restrictions, workspace assignment, custom translations, subtasks, ISO week display, Markdown conversion, board ZIP imports, checklist folding, support and accessibility now use Ewe. Named tokens and format names remain exact, leaving 466 values.

Accessibility content, brute-force account protection and unlocking, active user filters, attachment and avatar paths and scheduled board archive, backup and cleanup operations now use Ewe. Whole-locale token and markup invariants remain exact, leaving 416 values.

Scheduled-job and migration recovery, filesystem, S3-compatible and Azure storage, MongoDB/FerretDB text-data migration and Sandstorm grain conversion now use Ewe. Database URLs, ports, environment names, commands, named tokens and grain paths remain exact, leaving 366 values.

Sandstorm cleanup, adaptive card loading, plain-text link and code controls, import/export and avatar restrictions, user anonymization, activity, notification and watch controls and scoped backups now use Ewe. Environment names, markup, examples and backup paths remain exact, leaving 316 values.

Backup frequency and restoration, Google Cloud credentials and permissions, AWS/S3, Azure and GCS setup paths, secret handling, connection tests and cloud attachment movement now use Ewe. Time formats, ranges, credential fields, roles, provider names and filenames remain exact, leaving 266 values.

GridFS storage, migration lifecycle controls, CollectionFS movement guidance, S3 credentials and connections, scheduled board operations, attachment monitoring and board migrations now use Ewe. Backend, region and transport names remain exact, leaving 216 values.

Comprehensive board integrity checks, duplicate-list cleanup, lost-card and archive restoration, missing-list repair, avatar and file URL repair, confirmations, progress and migration steps now use Ewe. Schema identifiers, IDs and URLs remain exact, leaving 166 values.

Final board-repair steps, conversion status, CPU and memory reporting, scheduled intervals, filesystem and GridFS monitoring, board scans, job queues and migration state now use Ewe. Identifiers, metric names and numeric intervals remain exact, leaving 116 values.

Attachment migration destinations, batch and CPU thresholds, background status, monitoring controls, schedules, storage distribution and system resources now use Ewe. GridFS, S3, CPU, percent signs and numeric ranges remain exact, leaving 66 values.

Repository authentication and uploads, problem monitoring, event diagnostics, broken-card repair and import/export controls now use Ewe. Named tokens, angle-bracket examples, inline code, emphasis, file extensions and product names remain exact. This final 66-value batch completes all 2,166 Ewe placeholders.