Talqeen Dev
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What is Talqeen Dev?
Talqeen Dev is a free, Arabic-first reference from ScoutHub Lab for developers who work with AI. It offers a library of ready prompts for coding, agents, writing and images, and a Claude Code toolkit explained in Arabic with security notes. We are also building a tool that turns an Arabic idea into a plan and small, buildable milestones.
Key features
- Prompt library for coding, agents, writing and images
- Fill-in variables and one-click copy
- Claude Code library: skills, agents and commands with security notes
- Interactive learning paths (coming soon)
- Idea-to-plan in 3 steps (coming soon)
- Your projects stay private
Tech stack
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Claude Code
- Prompt engineering
Frequently asked questions
What is Talqeen Dev?
Talqeen Dev is an Arabic-first reference from ScoutHub Lab for developers working with AI. It includes a library of ready prompts and a Claude Code toolkit explained in Arabic. We are also building a tool inside Talqeen Dev that takes a developer's idea in Arabic and turns it into a plan and small milestones that can be built step by step.
Is Talqeen Dev free?
Yes, Talqeen Dev is completely free. Developers can use the prompt library and the Claude Code library at no cost. Projects a user works on inside Talqeen Dev stay private to them.
What is in the Talqeen Dev prompt library?
The Talqeen Dev prompt library has ready prompts for coding, agents, writing and images. Each prompt has fill-in variables that the developer completes for their own project, then copies the whole prompt with one click to use in their tool.
What is the Claude Code library in Talqeen Dev?
The Claude Code library in Talqeen Dev collects skills, agents and commands for Claude Code, each explained in Arabic. Every item comes with security notes, so developers know what a tool does on their machine before they use it.
What is coming next to Talqeen Dev?
Two additions are coming to Talqeen Dev. The first is interactive learning paths. The second is an idea-to-plan tool in 3 steps, which turns an Arabic idea into a plan and small, buildable milestones. Neither has launched yet.
Why is it called Talqeen Dev?
The name Talqeen Dev carries a deliberate irony. In Arab school memories, talqeen means having the answer dictated to you so you can memorize it. The tool does the opposite: to work well, the developer has to be clear about what they want, for whom and within what limits. It teaches them how to ask, not what to memorize.
