Editorial Policy

Last updated: 10 November 2026

Code Agent Radar is a data site about AI coding agents. We publish pricing, a changelog, official releases, current deals, a usage radar, and a weekly automated digest of those updates. Readers use our numbers to decide what to pay for, so accuracy comes first. This page explains how the data is collected, checked and corrected.

Sources

• Official vendor sources only. Prices, plan names, usage limits, terms, releases and deals come from official vendor pages, documentation, changelogs, official blogs, official GitHub releases from the vendor organisation, or official feeds. We do not copy figures from other trackers, resellers, social media posts or unofficial reports.
• A link and a date on every figure. Every published price, limit, release or deal carries a link to the official source and the date on which it was last verified.
• No invented numbers. If a vendor does not publish a figure, or we cannot verify it from an official source, we show it as unknown or not disclosed. We do not publish estimates as if they were facts.

How data is collected and checked

• Automated collection where possible. We collect official sources automatically where that is possible.
• Automated checks before publication. A change is published only after an automated check has confirmed that the record points to an allowed official source, includes a verification date, and matches our data schema. Records that fail these checks are rejected.
• Append-only history. When a figure changes, we add a new record. We do not overwrite or delete the earlier record. You can see past values in the public changelog and in the history we keep.
• Human review of the digest. The weekly digest is generated as a draft. A human reviews every issue before it is sent.

Corrections

We will make mistakes, and we will fix them openly.

• How to report an error: email corrections@codeagentradar.com with the page URL and what you believe is wrong. A link to an official source helps.
• How we correct: we add a new history record with the corrected figure, the official source and a new verification date. The earlier value stays in the history; it is not silently overwritten. The public page shows the corrected figure, and a dated note appears in the public changelog, for example: “Correction, 12 November 2026: an earlier record listed the Pro plan at $25 per month. The price is $20 per month.”
• Pricing tracker: corrections to tracked data always appear in the public changelog as new records.

How we use AI

We cover AI tools, and we use some of them in our own work. We use AI tools for:

• research assistance, such as finding and summarising official pages and changelogs;
• first drafts, outlines and editing suggestions;
• organising and checking data, such as spotting differences between snapshots.

AI is never the final authority. A named editor checks every number, quote and claim against its official source before publication. We do not use AI to invent figures, quotes or experiences.

Sponsorship and editorial independence

• Sponsors can buy clearly labelled placements on the site or in the digest. They cannot buy rankings, pricing data, changelog entries or conclusions.
• Advertising and sponsorship decisions do not affect what we cover or how we cover it. We cover companies that sponsor us exactly as we cover those that do not, including unflattering data.
• We decide which tools to mention before we look for affiliate links.
• The digest, including any sponsor block, is reviewed by a human before it is sent.
• Full details are on our Disclosure page and our Sponsor page.

Our own products and conflicts of interest

• Cozy Deck. Ya, the founder of Code Agent Radar, created Cozy Deck, a mobile console for iOS for controlling multiple coding agents, and has a financial interest in it. Every mention of Cozy Deck is disclosed where it appears. Cozy Deck is not entered into any ranking, pricing table, release list, deal list, comparison or chart on this site. House promotions for Cozy Deck are labelled and disclosed as the product of the operator. See the Disclosure page.
• Writers. Anyone who writes for us must tell us about shares, jobs, consulting work, free access or other benefits connected to a company they cover. Where such a connection exists, the page discloses it, or someone else writes it.
• Gifts. We do not accept payment for coverage. If we receive free access or credits, we disclose that where the related data appears.

Contact

Questions about this policy: hello@codeagentradar.com

Corrections: corrections@codeagentradar.com