How the site works
How we use automation
Software catches structural problems. People decide what belongs on the site and what the published language says.
Automated checks
Before publication, automated checks look for missing citations, invalid dates or status labels, duplicate records, and personal or administrative information that does not belong on a public page.
Human review
People choose topics and sources, confirm when different names refer to the same peptide, review summaries, and approve corrections before publication.
What does not publish automatically
PeptideScanner does not continuously monitor every source or publish detected changes on its own. Coverage is selective, and new source activity may not appear immediately.
Use of AI
AI tools may assist with research, extraction, and editing. They do not decide what is true or publish independently. Every factual statement must remain attributable to a named source.