About
HighVibe and its editorial process
HighVibe helps teams review AI-assisted changes before merge and release. This page explains how articles are prepared and how to report an error.
Editorial method
How materials are prepared
Sources. For technical and regulatory claims, the editorial team prefers vendor documentation, standards, and other primary sources. References appear in the article or its source list.
Dates. Each article shows its publication or latest update date. Fast-changing information should be checked against the linked primary source.
Product context. General engineering guidance is kept distinct from HighVibe product information. HighVibe does not replace SAST, SCA, a security audit, or manual review.
Corrections. To report a factual error, stale link, or unclear wording, email info@highvibe.dev and include the article URL.
Authorship
Why articles use a collective byline
Materials credited to “HighVibe Editorial Team” are prepared and maintained collectively. We do not assign a named expert unless that person’s authorship and credentials are confirmed for publication.
The materials are informational and are not legal advice, a security guarantee, or a substitute for reviewing a specific system in its real environment.