How Nuwat works
Write your request the way you naturally speak. Nuwat understands the intent, prepares the right context, and sends a clearer brief to the coding agent—so the result is closer to what an Arabic product actually needs.
Write it your way
Use Arabic, dialect, or a mix of Arabic and the technical terms you already use in English. You do not need to rewrite your idea as formal technical English before you begin.
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Nuwat understands the intent
Nuwat looks past the literal wording to identify what needs to be built: the interface, the behavior, the project context, and the technical terms that should stay as they are. It preserves what you mean instead of translating sentence by sentence.
Nuwat adds Arabic web context
When the product is Arabic, Nuwat brings in the details that are easy to leave unstated: RTL, mixed Arabic and English text, component direction, forms, navigation, responsive behavior, and the expectations of Arabic-speaking users. The goal is a brief that gives the coding agent the whole picture.
The coding agent does the work
Once the request is prepared, the coding agent works inside the project. It reads the files, finds where the change belongs, edits the code, uses the project's tools, and works through errors when needed.
Review and keep building
You can see the files and changes that were made, then ask for the next adjustment in Arabic from the same context. You describe the outcome. Nuwat understands the intent and prepares the context. The coding agent brings it to life in code.
Keep building in your language.
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