Hey Product Hunt, AI agents are already fielding legal questions across the Middle East, but without official Arabic sources they lean on machine translation or unreliable web search. Global legal APIs are built US-first and treat Arabic as an afterthought. We built Dike to fix that: a bilingual API that gives agents direct access to primary legal sources, statutes, regulations, administrative codes, and gazettes, starting with Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Egypt. Every query returns the original Arabic text plus a citation anchor back to the official source, so agents can cite and verify instead of hallucinating. It's built to drop into RAG pipelines, vector search, and LLM tool-calling workflows. Would love feedback, especially from anyone building legal or compliance AI tools for the region. Happy to answer questions on coverage, the citation model, or what's next on the roadmap (GCC and broader MENA).

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Dike: Arabic legal source API for AI agents (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt)

Hey everyone,

We just launched Dike on Product Hunt today, a bilingual API that connects AI agents to official primary legal sources (statutes, regulations, gazettes, and rulings where publicly available) across Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Egypt.

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Arabic legal sources, built for AI agents

Arabic legal sources, built for AI agents

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Dike: Arabic legal source API for AI agents (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt)

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