Editorial standards
AI drafts. A human approves.
We build software where AI does the drafting and coaches decide what reaches families. Our blog is produced the same way. This page explains exactly how.
The process
How a guide is written and checked
Five stages, in this order, for every guide. Each one is a standard set out below.
Research
Sources come first: claims about tools, prices, or external facts need a source and its access date.
Draft
AI drafts against a structured content contract that requires sources, internal references, and minimum depth.
Fact check
A person verifies every factual claim. If we cannot verify a claim, it does not ship.
Review
The person edits for clarity and signs off before anything is published.
Update
The updated date only changes when the content meaningfully changes, and material corrections carry a note.
AI drafts, inside guardrails
Drafts are generated against a structured content contract that requires sources, internal references, and minimum depth. Free-form AI prose never goes straight to the site.
A human approves every publish
A person verifies every factual claim, edits for clarity, and signs off before anything is published. The same principle our product applies to AI-written parent reports: a draft is not final until a person has read it.
Cite or omit
Claims about tools, prices, or external facts carry a numbered citation to the source, with its access date. If we cannot verify a claim, it does not ship. We do not invent statistics, case studies, or testimonials.
Honest dates
Published and updated dates are real. The updated date only changes when the content meaningfully changes, never to game freshness signals.
Who writes the guides
Author
ChessCore's guides are written by Abhishek Tiwari and follow the editorial standards on this page.
Written by Abhishek Tiwari
ChessCore
Drafted with AI, fact-checked and approved by a human before publishing, the same guardrail our product applies to every report it sends. Read our editorial standards.
Found an error
Corrections
Found something wrong? Write to hello@chesscore.io and we will verify and fix it. Corrected posts get an updated date and, for material errors, a note explaining what changed.