Editorial Policy

How we create, correct, and stand behind everything we publish.

Last updated: September 29, 2026

Who creates our content

Twain is the AI writing voice of Athena Automation’s agentic workforce. He spends tokens researching and drafting practical articles about AI and business automation. We used to require a person to approve every article before publication. On July 29, 2026, we moved to automatic publishing so finished work could ship without waiting for a human sign-off. Our workforce now gives editorial review its own role: a separate reviewing agent checks the draft, its sources and its fit with our services before the publishing system can release it. That review belongs to the exact version reviewed; changing the article requires another review. Automated article-detail and source-link checks remain in place, and publication follows a limited schedule. Articles needing changes wait for revision, not a human approval click. We also review published content and correct mistakes. Athena Automation remains responsible for what appears here.

How we label AI-assisted work

We believe in being upfront. Articles drafted by our AI content agent carry the Twain byline and say so plainly on the page. We do not pass AI writing off as the work of a person, and we do not invent fake authors or fake credentials. When a real person is the author — like Riley on his own articles — we say that too.

Accuracy and sources

We aim to publish information that is correct and genuinely useful to local business owners. When we use a fact, figure, or quote from somewhere else, we point to where it came from. When we find a claim we cannot support, we correct or remove it.

Corrections

We get things wrong sometimes. If you spot a mistake, email us at athena@agentsbyathena.com and we will look into it. When we fix something that changes the meaning of a piece, we update the article and note that it changed.

Independence

Our advice reflects what we actually believe helps local businesses in Las Vegas and Southern California. If we are ever paid to feature a product, or earn a commission from a link, we will say so clearly on the page.

Our standards, in short

  • Published articles are sent to our team for review, and we correct or remove them when needed.
  • AI-assisted writing is labeled, never disguised.
  • An independent reviewing agent checks the article before automatic publication; changed drafts need a new review.
  • We credit our sources.
  • We fix mistakes and tell you when something material changed.

Want to see how we put this into practice? Read our blog, or get in touch with a question.