Written and edited by
ContentBuffer editorial
Published by Kodetra Technologies
ContentBuffer is written and edited by a one-person newsroom at Kodetra Technologies. Stories start from public sources, are drafted with AI assistance, and every headline that goes out is approved by a human. Mistakes are corrected in the open.
How a story is made
Watch the sources
About thirty public feeds from vendors, labs, quality press and community sites, deduplicated against our own archive.
Find independent sources
Each item is searched again. Fewer than three independent sources and it stays a newsletter brief.
Extract what each source says
Facts are kept only with the URL they came from. A claim without a source is dropped.
Draft with AI, from the sources
An outline, then a text built from the cited material. Overlap with any source is checked.
Checks decide what publishes
A draft goes up only if it passes every check: enough independent sources, low overlap with any source, and no machine-sounding prose. Anything that fails stays a newsletter brief. At most five stories a day.
The full policy, including what stops a story, is on the methodology page.
Corrections
Mistakes are fixed in the story and logged with the date on the corrections page. Report one at support@kodetra.com.
Latest stories
- General Compute Raises $100M at $800M for Inference Cloud
- Opera WebAI: A Web Standard for Running Local Models
- GPT-6.1 Terra Launches at $1/$5 Per Million Tokens
- Trial by Trace: 31% of Agent Wins Hide Harness Faults
- Continual Learning Exam: Top Agent Clears 47.7%
- Modal CEO on Why AI Compute Comes in Rectangles