Editorial Policy
CodeWise AI is an independent, one-person site. This page explains how articles here actually get written and reviewed, so you know what you're reading.
1. Editorial Mission
The goal is practical, developer-first writing: tutorials, comparisons, and explainers that come from real usage, not marketing copy. Utility over hype.
2. Quality Standards
- Every article should provide original analysis, concrete examples, or implementation guidance — not a rehash of a product page.
- Thin, repetitive, or purely templated posts get rewritten or removed when found.
- Factual or comparative claims link to a credible source where possible.
3. AI-Assisted Writing Disclosure
Some posts are drafted with AI assistance for research or a first pass, then edited by me before publishing. I do not use a fully automated publish-without-review pipeline — any automation that once bypassed review has been turned off.
4. Review Process
- Draft and outline
- Fact-check against docs, changelogs, or hands-on testing
- Edit for clarity and remove filler
- Manual approval before it goes live
5. Corrections and Updates
Content gets updated when tools, APIs, pricing, or best practices change. If you spot an inaccuracy, I'll correct it as soon as I can verify it.
6. Monetization and Independence
CodeWise AI displays advertising and occasional affiliate links. Monetization does not decide which tools get a good review.
7. Contact for Feedback
To report an issue or request a correction, reach out at contact@codewize-ai.website or via the contact page.