Primary sources first

Source policy

We use official pages to establish facts and write our own explanations.

Preferred sources

Official product pages, pricing pages, documentation, policy pages, company newsrooms and authorized submissions. Third-party reporting may identify a topic, but important product facts are checked against a first-party source whenever possible.

Open-source research inputs

Community projects may help us discover tools, prompt patterns and maintenance methods. Current inputs include AI Tools Manager (MIT), prompts.chat (CC0-1.0), Top AI Repos (Apache-2.0), Free AI Tools (MIT), AI Tools Directory (MIT) and DiscovAI Search (Apache-2.0). We preserve required license notices, independently verify facts and do not copy third-party editorial descriptions.

Copyright

We do not copy vendor descriptions, reviews, article bodies, screenshots or promotional images. Logos are used only when an appropriate official or authorized source is available; the initial site uses text monograms instead.

News

Briefs summarize announcements in original wording, explain who is affected and link directly to the first-party publication. RSS and alerts are discovery inputs, not automatic publishing systems.