Dike is a production-grade legal intelligence platform for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), providing bilingual (Arabic & English) search, hallucination-guarded reasoning, citation normalization, and citation graph traversal across Egypt (EG), Saudi Arabia (SA), and the UAE (AE).
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The Legal AI Challenge in MENA
Building AI applications for legal workflows in Arabic presents unique challenges that off-the-shelf LLMs cannot reliably solve:
- Hallucination Risk: Generalist LLMs frequently invent non-existent article numbers or cite overruled legislation with convincing fluency.
- Complex Arabic Legal Morphology: Legal terms, court abbreviations, and citation formats vary widely between jurisdictions (e.g. Egyptian Civil Code citations vs. Saudi Royal Decrees).
- Dynamic Legal Relationships: A statute enacted in 1948 may have been amended in 2021 and interpreted by dozens of Court of Cassation rulings. Answering questions from stale or isolated text leads to inaccurate counsel.
Dike resolves these challenges by anchoring all generation in real-time corpus retrieval, enforcing a closed-world citation constraint, and indexing the inter-document citation graph.
Integration Surfaces
You can interface with Dike through three distinct channels:
- REST API (
https://api.dike.it.com/v1/*): Standard JSON HTTP/1.1 and HTTP/2 endpoints for web and backend applications. - Remote HTTP MCP Server (
https://api.dike.it.com/mcp): Connect Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, LangChain, or LlamaIndex with zero local installation. - gRPC Mirror (
api.dike.it.com:9090): High-throughput protobuf interface for low-latency agent tool loops.