Clover Li
Clover Li edits AIWorkGuide and is responsible for the guides, examples, source checks, updates, and corrections published on this site.
Editorial work
The work starts with a specific reader problem, such as checking an AI claim, protecting client material, evaluating an agent permission, or turning research notes into a usable brief. Clover Li reviews whether the proposed workflow has a clear input, a concrete output, and a point where a person must make the decision.
For facts that can change, the review uses primary sources such as official documentation, regulator guidance, standards bodies, and product help centers. Advice based on experience is presented as advice rather than as a measured result.
Use of AI
AI can assist with outlining, comparison, or language cleanup. It does not receive automatic publishing authority. Clover Li checks the final page for unsupported claims, privacy problems, broken links, vague promises, and instructions that could cause harm if followed without context.
Corrections and updates
Published dates describe the original release. A review date changes only after the page has been checked again. When a linked product, rule, or feature changes, the relevant sentence should be corrected or removed rather than left online for search traffic.
To report an error, email [email protected] with the page URL, the sentence that needs attention, and a supporting source when available.
Commercial disclosure
AIWorkGuide sells optional digital downloads and may display advertising. Neither arrangement changes the editorial conclusion of a guide. Readers should be able to complete the core method without buying a file.