What problem does it solve?
This skill helps developers review code written in Arabic, ensuring correct handling of Arabic text, right-to-left (RTL) layout, and Arabic comments during code reviews.
It also highlights common Arabic-specific issues such as Unicode normalization, diacritics handling, and proper regex support for Arabic.
It provides a structured approach to assess Arabic code quality and readability.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Unicode & normalization checks: verify UTF-8 encoding, BOM handling, and normalization form usage.
- RTL and layout validation: ensure proper directionality in UI strings, HTML attributes, and CSS properties.
- Arabic localization & i18n: review for proper Arabic content, numerals, and locale-aware formatting.
- Code quality guidance: give concrete fixes for Arabic comments, identifiers, and mixed-language text.
- Use Case: when a team reviews a JavaScript/TypeScript project containing Arabic strings and comments, this skill guides reviewers to flag RTL and i18n issues and propose fixes.
Quick Start
Review this Arabic codebase for RTL compliance and proper Arabic text handling, and suggest fixes.