How this is written

Short version: drafted with AI assistance under human direction, published by Dupi Technology Ltd, and checked by a script that fails the build rather than by a promise on this page.

Who writes it

The pages here are drafted with AI assistance and directed, edited and published by a person. The byline is Bagged rather than a named individual, because attributing them to a named human would imply a kind of authorship that did not happen. If a piece is ever genuinely written or reviewed by a named person, it will carry their name and this paragraph will change.

What is checked, and how

Two scripts run over the content and exit non-zero if they find anything, so these are enforced rather than intended.

• Every internal link in every page must resolve to a route that exists. This was added after two links pointed at a page that had been retired, and nothing noticed.
• No page may claim that a food is good or bad for anybody. NOVA classifies foods by how they were manufactured and says nothing about health, so neither does this site. The check permits naming health only inside a sentence denying that the classification measures it.
• No page may set a target, score a reader, or tell anybody what to buy.

What is not checked

A script can tell that a link resolves. It cannot tell that a sentence is true. Facts on these pages are written to be correct and are not independently fact-checked by a third party, and there is no editorial board.

Sources are named in the text where a piece leans on one. There is no citation list at the foot of every article, and saying there was would be the easiest sentence to write here and the least true.

Numbers

Where a figure appears it is either computed from the example receipt the site is built around, or it is attributed. The site does not quote an accuracy figure for the classifier, because the classifier has not been scored against a fixture set yet. When it has, the figure will appear with the method beside it.

Corrections

If something here is wrong, tell us and it gets fixed. Email founders@dupi.co.uk. Corrections are made in place with a note, not quietly.

Comparisons

Pages naming another product stick to structural facts about what each tool does, and include what the other one is better at. That is partly fairness and partly the UK Business Protection from Misleading Marketing Regulations 2008, which requires a comparison naming a competitor to compare like with like and not to mislead or disparage.