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Sitecore Stream for PDXP – Tree Translation (PREMIUM) in v.1.7.26

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Sitecore has released the new version of Stream for PDXP v.1.7.26.

The release includes:

  1. The new Tree translation feature (PREMIUM):  translate an entire content tree (a parent item and all its descendants) into a target language in a single operation.
  2. Improved behavior for Page Translation (consistent with Tree Translation): security, optimization, etc.
  3. Bug fixes: Addressed various minor issues to enhance overall stability and performance.

Stream Tree Translation

The Tree Translation is a new approach for translating your content and media items, serving as a convenient addition to Item Translation and Page Translation. This feature is available for Premium users performing bulk operations.

To run the Tree Translation, in Content Editor select the item node that you want to translate, then switch to the target language (e.g. Danish) and in the Versions tab click the Stream Translate => Translate Tree

In the next example I show how to use Tree Translation that has 50 items in the selected node.

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Sitecore Stream for PDXP – Validation Rules and more improvements in v.1.6.78

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Sitecore has released the new version of Stream for PDXP v.1.6.78.

The release includes:

  1. Validation Rules: AI content generation in the Content Assistant now respects standard Sitecore validation rules assigned to fields. The Media Metadata Extraction dialog now includes a “Validation Rules” checkbox that applies rules defined on the four standard media fields: Title, Description, Alt, and Keywords.
  2. Item Translation: added support of the General Link and Image field types in addition to text-based fields.
  3. Content Extraction: added support for JSON (.json) files in addition to jpg, jpeg, png, pdf, txt, and webp.
  4. Metadata Media Extraction: added support for extraction for a specific item language.
  5. Bug fixes: Addressed various minor issues to enhance overall stability and performance.
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Set Up Cursor for an Existing Repository in 5 Minutes

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There is a great article The Ultimate Guide to AI-Powered Development with Cursor: From Chaos to Clean Code that describes in detail how to integrate Cursor into your project. The article is pretty long, and after reading it, it would take a lot of time to set up everything exactly for your solution. Fortunately, there’s a way to lay a solid foundation within 5 minutes — because Cursor contextualizes best practices directly to your repository, generating rules that fit your code without manual adaptation.

Who This Is For

  • Existing repositories (not greenfield projects)
  • Developers who already use Cursor or Copilot
  • Teams that want consistent AI behavior without heavy setup

Step 1/3

Open your solution in Cursor and do the next prompt:

Read via browser this article: https://medium.com/@vrknetha/the-ultimate-guide-to-ai-powered-development-with-cursor-from-chaos-to-clean-code-fc679973bbc4 and apply the best practices mentioned to my solution

Result:

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Sitecore Stream for PDXP – Page Translation, Roles and more improvements in v.1.5.89

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Sitecore has released the new version of Stream for PDXP, v1.5.89.

This is a big release that has a brand new feature – Page Translation that automatically discovers and translates a page item along with any Sitecore items it referenced.

Also, Item translation get enhancements – when item translation occurs, fields that are not supported for translation will carry over their values to the new version of the item alongside the translated content.

Now you can assign specific AI roles to your user, where every role corresponds to a specific feature.

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Prompt Engineering

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What’s the prompt? It’s simply a question or instruction. A prompt is the art of communicating with AI models to get a desired output. The clearer and more detailed the prompt, the better the response. The more specific and thorough you are, the more accurately the task will be completed.

Prompt requires 3 things:

  1. Context – the material to be worked on.
  2. Role – you and your role (who you are and what you do).
  3. Expectation – the desired material to be generated.

Example of crafting promps:

  1. Okay:
    • “Can you help me understand the current trends in global markets?”
  2. Better (+context and role):
    • “I am a Business Analyst at Abc Co exploring global market trends. Can you help me understand the key trends across industries and regions?”
  3. Best (+expectation):
    • “I am a Business Analyst at Abc Co exploring global market trends. Can you help me understand the major trends impacting global markets, focusing specifically on how technological advancements and geopolitical shifts are influencing vatius industries? Please highlight the key trends, assess their potential risks, and identify any challenges organizations might face in adapting their strategies to these changes.“
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Sitecore Stream for PDXP – Media Metadata Extraction

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Sitecore just released a new version of the Stream module for PDXP. Now, the package is available for download, and it is version 1.4.54.

Now Stream can work in Sitecore Media Library and can assist in getting metadata for images like Title, Description, Alt Text, and Keywords within seconds.

The supported file extensions are .jpg, .jpeg, .png, and .webp (the .webp support out of the box in Sitecore is since version 10.4, but if you need to use in lower versions, follow this guide).

How to try the Media Metadata Extraction

  • Upload or select an existing image in Media Library. As an example let’s use the next image:
  • If the file extension is supported, you’ll find under the Media tab the Extract button.
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Sitecore .webp images support

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The .webp media in Sitecore has been supported since version 10.4. But if you need to add support for lower versions, follow the next steps:

  1. Under the master database add webp items under the next pathes (can be cloned from jpeg item and then adjusted):
/sitecore/templates/System/Media/Unversioned/webP
/sitecore/templates/System/Media/Versioned/webP

2. In Sitecore.config a new media type should be added:

<mediaType name="WEBP image" extensions="webp">
    <mimeType>image/webp</mimeType>
	<forceDownload>false</forceDownload>
	<sharedTemplate>system/media/unversioned/webP</sharedTemplate>
	<versionedTemplate>system/media/versioned/webP</versionedTemplate>
	<mediaValidator type="Sitecore.Resources.Media.ImageValidator" />
	<thumbnails>
	    <generator type="Sitecore.Resources.Media.ImageThumbnailGenerator, Sitecore.Kernel">
	        <extension>png</extension>
	    </generator>
	    <width>150</width>
	    <height>150</height>
	    <backgroundColor>#FFFFFF</backgroundColor>
	</thumbnails>
	<prototypes>
	    <media type="Sitecore.Resources.Media.ImageMedia, Sitecore.Kernel" />
	</prototypes>
</mediaType>
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Sitecore Stream for PDXP – Content Extraction

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In the new release, Sitecore introduced a brand-new feature – Content Extraction that can help extract data from various input sources, including files, URLs, or plain text. The latest package is version 1.3.23.

In my demo I’ll have 2 parts: preparation and execution.

Preparation

Let’s say we have a store of Powerful bars/gels, there can be lots of different products with different flavors, usage, package sizes, and so on. Hence for this kind of items (products) a template is needed:

Then we need a document, as for now it’s supported the next file formats: PDF, TXT, JPG, JPEG, PNG.

As an example, please refer to the following screenshot; in my case, it’s a PDF document. In real life, you might have a multipage document, but just be aware that the limit is 3MB and the maximum number of pages should be up to 30.

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Sitecore Stream for PDXP – Site Item Translation

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Sitecore just released a new version of the Stream module for PDXP. Now, the package is available for download, and it is version 1.2.45.

(to download the latest version, open the Stream app in the Sitecore Cloud, and under the Helpful Links, click the Sitecore Stream for Platform DXP)

The main feature in this release is Site Item Translation. You can use this feature to create or update language versions of site items directly in the Content Editor.

The feature supports the 3 types of fields:

  1. Single-Line Text.
  2. Multi-Line Text.
  3. Rich Text.

Now, when you navigate to the item that doesn’t have a version in a particular language (e.g., French), you will see the new message – Add a new version with Stream Translate:

In the new dialog, you’ll see a list of the fields that are available for translation. Select all fields or only the necessary ones.

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Sitecore Stream for PDXP April Update 2025 – Brand Kits and Multiple Content Variants

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The new version of the Stream for PDXP has two exciting new features:

  1. Brand Kits – user can generate content in context of a selected Brand.
  2. Multiple Content Variants – users can select the number of variants to be generated in one request.
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