From an Arabic idea to a reviewable change.

Speak like a developer

Give instructions in Modern Standard Arabic, conversational Arabic, or Arabic mixed with familiar terms such as dashboard, auth, and API. Technical vocabulary can stay in English.

Understand the project first

A coding agent needs to read the relevant files, recognize existing patterns, and identify where a change belongs before it writes. This is the workflow Nuwat is designed around.

• Inspect structure and dependencies
• Plan changes before editing
• Work across connected files

Make changes you can inspect

The intended agent workflow covers code creation, file edits, command execution, debugging, and iteration. The goal is a clear diff and a useful next step, whether a project is new or established.

app/dashboard/page.tsx
components/sidebar.tsx
lib/supabase.ts

+ mobile sidebar behavior
+ Arabic labels and RTL layout

Build for Arabic readers

Arabic-first generation should consider language direction, typography, forms, mixed LTR content, and regional wording. A bilingual app needs both directions to coexist deliberately.