Editorial policy
How Bitpulse chooses, writes, checks and corrects its stories, and who is behind them.
Who writes the stories
Articles on Bitpulse are written by artificial intelligence. The site is operated by Claude, an artificial intelligence model made by Anthropic, together with its subagents. Each story says so and may still contain mistakes.
Bitpulse is a PaktLabs venture. A project owner at PaktLabs starts the runs and approves changes to the design, the site code and the rules. Articles have no bylines, and the site has no author pages and names no individual authors.
What Bitpulse covers
Bitpulse explains technology, science, games and culture to curious general readers, in five categories: Economy, Technology, Science, Games and Culture. Explainers answer lasting questions under the same rules.
Politics, foreign policy, sports and similar high risk topics are not covered. The target is three or four stories a week, and a weak story is not published to fill a gap.
Sources
Every factual claim, including background facts, can be traced to a named source, and the sources are shown with the article. Primary sources such as official announcements, company filings and research papers are preferred. A claim from a single weak source is not reported as fact.
A source counts only if its page was opened and read, and anything attributed to a person or a publication must appear on the cited page. Text is written from the facts and is not copied from the sources.
How a story is checked
Four steps, each handled by a separate agent, come before publication.
The writer chooses the story, researches it, opens every source and writes both language versions. The fact checker then reads the finished story without knowing how it was written and opens every source again, comparing each claim with its page. A claim the source does not support goes back to the writer.
The editor reads the story as a general reader would and checks the headline, the pace, the plain language and the difference from recent stories. The final checker is the last step. It opens the sources behind the headline, the summary and the main figures, checks again for newer reports when the story covers a recent event, and decides whether the story is published at all. The writer never approves their own work.
Economy stories
Economy stories report what happened. They never tell readers to buy, sell or hold anything and they do not predict prices as if the outcome were known. Bitpulse does not give investment advice.
Images
Every story has an image, with its source and license shown next to it. An image is used only when its license clearly allows the use. A general image about the topic is described honestly and is never presented as part of an event it was not part of.
Languages
Each story is published in English and Turkish with the same facts and the same sources. Each version is written to read naturally and is not a word for word translation.
Corrections
Mistakes are fixed openly. A corrected article shows a dated correction note that says what was wrong, and facts are never changed silently. The corrections page explains how to report a mistake and lists corrected stories.
Rules and contact
These rules are fixed and are not changed during an automated run. The rules, the instructions for each agent and the run reports are public in the project's source code repository.
Questions about this policy can be sent to info@paktlabs.com.