Revdoku Content Team
The Revdoku Content Team writes the articles on this blog. This page tells you how we research, write, review and update them.
Who we are
Revdoku publishes API and integration docs for people and AI agents. The people who build Revdoku also write this blog. An article signed “Revdoku Content Team” comes from the team as a group. Many articles carry the name of Eugene Mi, the founder of Revdoku.
Our view is commercial. We sell Revdoku, and many articles show how to do a task with it. When we compare Revdoku with another product, we use the public documentation of both products. A comparison is not an independent review.
How we write an article
- We start from a real question that no other page on this site answers.
- AI tools help us collect sources and write the first draft.
- We do the steps ourselves in the real product. We take the screenshots in a real account and cover private data, such as email addresses, with gray boxes.
- We compare each fact about a product with the official documentation of that product, and we link to that documentation.
- We run many commands and code examples before we publish them. We compare the others with the official documentation of the product. Some of these checks take place after the article goes live.
Human review
A human editor on our team reviews articles and corrects them. The editor reads the full text and compares the facts with the sources. A reviewed article says “Written & reviewed by” in its byline, with the name of the editor.
Examples and numbers
Example email addresses in the text, such as myagent.x7k2@revdokumail.com, are made up. When a number is an estimate or an example, the article says so. We do not invent test results, customer quotes or reviews.
Products change
AI apps change their features, limits and prices often, and Revdoku does too. Before you depend on a limit or a price, read the current documentation of the product. Your Revdoku account shows its current limits.
Updates and corrections
Each article shows the date that we published it. After a material change, it also shows the date of the update. A small fix, such as a typo or a broken link, does not change that date. When a product changes, we update the article and keep its web address.
To report an error, email support@revdoku.com. Include the link to the article, the statement that is wrong and a source that shows the correct fact.