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# About and editorial standards

AI for Devs is an independent publication about AI and LLM tooling for software engineers: model releases, coding agents, MCP, inference, retrieval, and the APIs underneath.

## Editorial standards

1. **Every claim has a source we can link.** News briefs link to the vendor's announcement, documentation, changelog, or the paper. If we cannot find a primary source, the item does not run.
2. **Vendor numbers are labeled as vendor numbers.** Benchmarks and speedups published by the company that ships the product are attributed to that company. We say so when no independent measurement exists.
3. **Prices and limits carry a date.** Token prices, rate limits, and context sizes change often. We date them in the brief and keep them out of evergreen pages such as the platform directory.
4. **Code is run before it is published.** Guides list the versions they were tested with. When a library changes its API, we update the guide and the updated date.
5. **Corrections are public.** When we get something wrong, we fix it on the page and add a dated note that says what changed.

## What we cover

News briefs cover what shipped and what it changes for your code. Deep dives explain the mechanism underneath, with diagrams. Guides walk through a build with tested code. The glossary and the platform directory are reference pages that we keep current, and the open datasets are read from primary sources and dated.

## Follow along

The [RSS feed](https://aifordevs.org/feed.xml) carries every brief and article with its date. [llms.txt](https://aifordevs.org/llms.txt) maps the site for AI assistants, and [llms-full.txt](https://aifordevs.org/llms-full.txt) holds its full text.