Editorial and content policy.
Cappy’s guides exist to help people understand private AI or complete a small everyday task. This page explains who creates them, how claims are checked, and how corrections work.
Who creates the guides
The cappy.pet product team writes and reviews every page. We do not publish paid guest posts, rented subdirectories, or third-party articles designed to borrow the site’s search reputation. Organization authorship is used because no individual byline should be invented when a page is collaborative.
What counts as evidence
Claims about cappy.pet are checked against the current application and its privacy behavior. Technical explanations prefer standards, official documentation, product tests, and primary research. Search-intent research can use live result pages to understand what people are trying to accomplish, but competitor wording is never copied.
How AI is used
AI may help organize research, test clarity, or draft alternatives. A human-directed review checks accuracy, usefulness, repetition, unsupported claims, and whether the page provides something beyond a generic summary. Original illustrations are reviewed for relevance and accidental text before publication.
Corrections and updates
Material product or policy changes trigger a content review. Dates change only when the page itself changes. If you find an error, use the project’s public repository or future support channel to report the exact page and claim; corrections should explain the new behavior plainly instead of silently rewriting history.