PharadevBuilt for TEPCO KSAContent Platform & AI2026

Pharadev CMS: Bilingual Admin Console & AI Connector

Bilingual businesses in the Gulf need websites their own teams can run: Arabic that is genuinely right-to-left rather than a translation bolted on afterwards, enquiries handled with care for personal data, and everyday changes that don't wait on a developer. They also want to put AI assistants to work on their content without handing those tools the keys to everything.

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What we built

We built our own headless CMS, a Go API on PostgreSQL with S3-compatible media storage, and a React admin console. It runs TEPCO KSA and pharadev.com and powers Svet Peace Project's new site. Editors work beside a live preview of the real page, in English or Arabic with a full right-to-left interface, and nothing publishes until its Arabic is complete. Every save keeps a revision, six roles limit who can do what, enquiries arrive typed and routed with a retention date, and an append-only audit log records each change. An MCP connector lets a team plug Claude or another AI app straight into its content: access is granted scope by scope behind two-factor authentication, and the AI only ever creates drafts.

Tech stack

Go
PostgreSQL
MinIO (S3)
React
Vite
TanStack Query
Tailwind CSS
i18next (EN/AR)
MCP
OAuth 2.1

Services we used

A closer look

Screens from the system in everyday use. Swipe, or use the arrows, and select any image to enlarge it.

Records are edited beside the real page they appear on, with publish, schedule and history in one place.

One overview of what needs attention and what is live.

Every collection shows where it appears on the site and whether its Arabic is complete.

One searchable library for every picture and file the website uses.

Website enquiries arrive routed and typed, each with a retention date. Shown with demo data.

Every change is recorded: who made it, what changed and when.

Locales, the Arabic publish rule, maintenance mode and email templates, managed in one place.

Six roles, each limited to the work it needs.

Connecting an AI app is granted scope by scope, and only with two-factor authentication turned on.

Ask Claude about your content and it reads the CMS directly.

Highlights

Bilingual console with an Arabic publish gate
Roles, each limited to its own work
AI connector tools, draft-only
Required before any AI app connects

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