Skills, formats and checks that teach your coding agent to ship Arabic right the first time.
Every Gulf product ships in two directions.Coding agents get the second one wrong.Dualkit teaches them to get it right.
Dualkit plugs into the agent you already use, loads when a task touches Arabic, and checks the result before a user sees it.
One command adds five skills to Claude Code or Cursor. There is nothing to configure.
Ask for the screen you need. The skills load on their own and handle direction, digits and type.
Run npx dualkit check. It scores the page against 34 rules and shows every failure next to its fix.
Six currencies, the Hijri calendar, and the formats people type every day.
Start with the skills, then add formats, components, checks and conversion when you need them.
Teach your agent Arabic.
Five skills for Claude Code and Cursor: right-to-left layout, type pairing, Gulf formats, bilingual copy and finishing a conversion.
Isolated the phone number so it reads left to right.
View the diffMoney, dates, phones and IBANs from the digits people type
Eight bilingual components to copy into your app
Score live pages, or lint your source before it ships
Turn an English app into an Arabic one on a new branch
How free AI models build Arabic, every month
Isolated the phone number so it reads left to right.
View the diffEach one installs with a single command and needs no account.
Read the docsDevelopers across the Gulf ship Arabic and English from one codebase. Dualkit keeps both right.
Get startedFlip the direction and the layout, icons, gestures and numbers follow. Try the slider in either language.
Every month, free models build five Arabic screens on their own, then again with Dualkit. The first results land on 1 November.
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