AISuiteX publishes practical guides about prompt engineering, AI tools and AI-assisted work. This page explains how articles are produced, how sources are handled, and how to report a mistake.
Who is responsible for the content
AISuiteX is an independent publication run by Natanael Dassoler, who is responsible for everything published on the site. You can reach the editor through the contact page. More about the project is on the About page.
How we use AI in our articles
We write about AI, and we use it. Articles on AISuiteX are researched and drafted with the assistance of AI language models, under human editorial direction. We disclose this because readers deserve to know how the content they rely on is made.
AI assistance does not change who is accountable. The editor decides which topics are covered, sets the standards on this page, and is responsible for the accuracy of what is published.
Our standards
- Depth over volume. We aim to publish fewer, more complete guides instead of many short ones, and we merge or remove articles that overlap or no longer meet this standard.
- Verifiable sources. Factual claims, statistics and descriptions of how AI models behave are linked to primary sources such as official provider documentation, research papers and standards bodies.
- No invented data. We do not publish benchmarks, numbers or product capabilities that we cannot trace to a source.
- No claims of testing we did not do. When an article presents example prompts, they are offered as starting points to adapt, not as guaranteed results.
- Plain titles. Headlines describe what the article contains, without exaggeration.
Updates and corrections
AI tools change quickly, so articles are revised when the information in them goes out of date. If you find an error, please tell us through the contact page and include the address of the article. Confirmed errors are corrected in the article itself.
Advertising and independence
AISuiteX may display advertising to fund the site. Advertisers have no say in which topics we cover or what we conclude. If an article ever contains sponsored content or affiliate links, that will be stated clearly in the article.
Not professional advice
Our content is educational. It is not legal, financial, medical or other professional advice, and AI output should always be reviewed by a qualified person before it is used for decisions that matter.