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Agent-ready, source-backed skills for Arab and MENA APIs.
Website: ArabSkills.info
Arab Agent Skills gives AI coding agents the regional API knowledge they usually miss: local payment gateways, government rails, logistics APIs, SMS and WhatsApp providers, e-invoicing flows, open banking references, identity APIs, commerce platforms, HR systems, Arabic NLP, and open data.
| Repo | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Skills | Public install repo for generated agent skills, vendor files, eval prompts, and source-backed references. |
| Arab Payments Skill Atlas | The original payments skill by Mohamed Waleed that sparked the broader project. |
| ArabSkills.info | Public website for browsing skills, vendors, sources, evals, docs, and machine-readable context. |
npx skills add ArabAgentSkills/SkillsGeneral-purpose agents often know global APIs better than Arab and MENA APIs. This organization exists to maintain practical, source-backed skills that help agents integrate regional systems without inventing endpoints, credentials, compliance claims, or webhook behavior.
Mohamed Waleed built Arab Payments Skill Atlas while working on a project and using agents for regional payment API work. He showed it to Fady Azzouny, and the idea expanded: why not build skills for Arab agents across more categories?
Fady Azzouny and Mohamed Waleed built Arab Agent Skills from that starting point.
- Payments and BNPL
- Logistics and delivery APIs
- Communications: SMS, WhatsApp, voice
- E-invoicing and tax rails
- Open banking and finance APIs
- Identity and government APIs
- Commerce, POS, and accounting platforms
- HR and payroll systems
- Arabic NLP and language tooling
- Arab open data portals
- Source every vendor claim.
- Prefer official docs, developer portals, OpenAPI specs, Postman collections, and official SDK repos.
- Mark unknowns honestly.
- Keep SKILL.md files short and procedural.
- Keep high-risk workflows safe: payments, refunds, payouts, identity, tax, and open banking need explicit approval and sandbox/production separation.
- Make generated updates reviewable.
The best contribution is a better source: official docs, API references, SDK repos, OpenAPI files, Postman collections, or a clear docs-drift report.
Open a vendor request or docs update in ArabAgentSkills/Skills.