Editorial standards
Product claims should be inspectable.
AICheck publishes guides to explain what the product checks, where its evidence comes from and what a result cannot establish. These pages follow the same rule as the checker: uncertainty is information, not a formatting problem.
Reviewed by AICheck Editorial Team on .
What every guide should provide
- A specific reader question and a direct answer.
- Primary documentation or a publisher record when available.
- A clear boundary between verified facts, product behavior and interpretation.
How AICheck content is prepared
Original product evidence
Descriptions of statuses, thresholds and failure handling are based on the implemented reference-matching code and automated tests, not on generic claims about what a checker might do.
Primary sources first
Database behavior is linked to official API documentation. Real citation examples link to DOI or publisher records so readers can reproduce the check.
No invented performance numbers
AICheck does not publish accuracy, coverage or time-saving percentages without a documented evaluation dataset and method.
Examples show limits
A real DOI with the wrong title and an unavailable database are included because difficult cases reveal more than ideal inputs.
Review dates stay visible
Method and guide pages carry a review date. Material changes to database coverage, status logic or product behavior require the relevant page to be reviewed again.
Advertising stays separate
Advertising is not placed in private conversations, uploaded-document results, account areas, payment pages or other screens without substantial publisher content.
Corrections are accepted
Send a page URL, the disputed statement and supporting evidence to support@aicheck.host. Confirmed errors are corrected in the page and its review date is updated.
What this check cannot prove
- An editorial review date does not mean that every external database record was manually rechecked on that date.
- Product documentation can describe implemented behavior but cannot substitute for independent academic judgment.
- Commercial features and advertising do not change reference status thresholds or editorial conclusions.
Frequently asked questions
Does AICheck accept sponsored editorial conclusions?
No. Commercial placement does not determine a reference status, guide conclusion or correction decision.
How quickly are corrections made?
Reports are reviewed against the cited source and implemented behavior. Confirmed material errors are prioritized; no fixed response time is promised.
Can I reproduce the examples?
Yes. Real examples link to their DOI or publisher record, and methodology examples describe the exact expected status.
Primary sources
- AICheck verification methodology
- Crossref REST API documentation
- OpenAlex API documentation
- Semantic Scholar Academic Graph API
Contact the editorial team
Corrections and source questions: support@aicheck.host. Privacy requests: privacy@aicheck.host.