Editorial & AI Policy

Editorial responsibility

Gerardo B. Galvez II and ZevByte retain responsibility for published material. AI systems are tools used during work, not the legal or editorial publisher.

Source priority

Where practical, material claims are informed by official documentation, primary or authoritative technical sources, direct repository or runtime evidence, and credible secondary sources.

AI assistance

AI tools may assist with research organization, ideation, drafting, editing, coding assistance, and summarization. Their output may be incomplete or wrong, so the final material is reviewed and adapted for the intended context.

Technical verification

Material technical claims are checked against authoritative sources, implementation evidence, or runtime testing where appropriate. This is a risk-based practice, not a promise that every sentence or every code example has always been independently tested.

Commercial independence

• Advertising or sponsorship must not secretly control editorial conclusions.
• No current sponsored or affiliate editorial program is represented here.
• Any future material commercial relationship will be disclosed where relevant.
• Project status and research content should distinguish active production software from ongoing experiments.