FAQ
Frequently asked questions
The questions we get most about how Nodelog works and how to use the site.
Six categories: AI & automation, IT trends, development, tool reviews, security, and infrastructure. That includes LLM, RAG, and agent architecture, backend work, DevOps, security, and current AI tools. The rule is not just news — we cover what a change means and how to apply it.
We do not chase a fixed publish quota. New practical guides and updates to existing pieces run together. When official docs change, the stack moves, or someone reports an error, we update the piece.
Use the search button in the header (or ⌘K) to search posts, categories, and tags at once. Narrow by category from the header, or browse in date order on the archive page.
Most Nodelog articles started as AI-generated drafts, and the site operator decides what is published. Not every command or figure has been run or checked by a person. Articles a person has checked show a verification record (check date, scope, sources) at the bottom; articles without one have no recorded check. We correct and expand pieces when official docs change or readers report errors.
Topic → AI-assisted draft → operator publish decision → correction and expansion after reader reports or doc changes. When the operator checks an article, the scope of that check is recorded and shown. More detail is on the editorial standards page.
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Email thive@thivelab.com with the URL and what is wrong. Errors that change the meaning are corrected, and when needed we note the correction and the date on the page.