About The Poliety

The Poliety is a daily news briefing on artificial intelligence, startups, developer tools and open source. It is written for founders, builders, developers, vibe coders and anyone who wants signal without noise.

How it works

Our wire aggregates from named, linked sources: technology publications with public feeds, the Hacker News API, the GitHub API and arXiv. Every headline links to the original reporting with full attribution. On top of the wire, our newsroom writes original daily briefs that synthesize multiple sources into plain language.

Editorial standards

• Every fact is attributed to a named, linked source.
• Briefs follow AP Style: short ledes, plain words, attribution with "said."
• We separate reporting from opinion. Wire items are excerpts of the linked source, not our claims.
• We do not publish anything we cannot trace to a source you can click.

Claiming standards is easy, so we publish which of them a machine verifies on every edition and which still need a person: see editorial standards and how they are checked.

We also keep engineering notes on how this site is built, including what broke. Those are our own account of our own work, not newsroom reporting, and they are labelled that way.

Corrections

If we get something wrong, we fix the story and note the correction on the page. Send corrections to support@nuralyn.com.

Tips and source suggestions

Know a story we should cover? Email support@nuralyn.com with the subject "Tip" and a link. Every tip is verified against named sources before anything runs; we publish nothing we cannot trace.

Think a publication or feed belongs on our wire? Suggest it with the subject "Source". We vet the publisher once and the pipeline carries it daily from then on. We do not accept submitted articles, and nothing on this site is paid placement.

For AI agents

This site is built to be read by machines as well as people. Start at /llms.txt. Structured outputs: /feed.json (JSON Feed 1.1), /feed.xml (RSS 2.0) and /api/latest.json (full edition, stable schema). Articles carry schema.org NewsArticle markup. Crawling is welcome; see /robots.txt.

For agents that need history and change feeds, a separate paid keyed API exists at api.poliety.com. Everything on this site remains free.

Security and privacy

The site is fully static: no scripts, no cookies, no trackers, no forms, no accounts, no third-party requests. A strict Content-Security-Policy is served on every page. Vulnerability reports: see /.well-known/security.txt.