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How the blog is written
Short version: AI helps with the drafts, and I check and approve every post before it goes live. Here is the whole process, so you can judge what you read.
Who writes it
I'm Suman Kumar, and I build Keyfold on my own. Every post goes out under my name, and I'm responsible for what it says.
How a post is made
- Topic. Posts answer questions developers ask about API keys, .env files, leaks and AI coding agents. I keep a list of topics and pick from it.
- Research. Facts about other products come from their own documentation and pricing pages, linked in the post with the date I checked them. If a fact can't be sourced, it doesn't go in.
- Draft. Claude, Anthropic's AI model, writes the first draft from that research and from Keyfold's source code and documentation.
- Checks. Every claim about Keyfold is matched to the code or the docs it comes from. Commands shown in a post are real commands. Screenshots come from the real app, running the live demo's made-up keys. An automatic check blocks words like "unhackable", unsourced prices and broken links.
- Review. I read the post, fix what's wrong, and approve it. Nothing is published without that.
What you can expect
- Keyfold is my product, so I'm not neutral. Comparison posts say where another tool is the better choice and link the sources, so you can check.
- Posts show the date they were published, and an "Updated" date only when the content really changed.
- Keyfold has not had an external security audit yet. Posts won't say or suggest otherwise.
- There are no sponsored posts and no affiliate links.
Corrections
If you find a mistake, email support@keyfold.app. I fix factual errors and add the date of the update to the post.