Start with primary material
Official documentation, product changelogs, research papers, and direct statements come before summaries or social posts.
How we work
Knowledge that earns your time
FollowAI articles are built to help you understand a tool, make a decision, or put a working system into practice. We show the evidence, the limits, and the date it was reviewed.
Editorial principles
01—04Four controls behind every useful guide
Label what was actually checked
Documentation reviews are not presented as hands-on tests. Interviews, demonstrations, and original measurements get their own labels.
Make uncertainty visible
AI tools change quickly. We record review dates and explain where results depend on pricing, model versions, access, or implementation details.
Add something readers can use
We do not turn social posts into rewritten articles. Every guide must add verification, practical context, a working method, or a clear point of view.
Our boundary
No hidden certainty
When we have used an interface ourselves, we say so. When an article is based on product documentation or public research, we say that too. Screenshots, tests, and recommendations should make the reader more informed—not merely make the page look authoritative.
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