Transparency

How AI is used in Looksyk documentation

I believe in being transparent about how tools and workflows are created. This page explains where and how AI assistance is used in the Looksyk — and where it's deliberately not used.

Where AI helps

Documentation styling and language

Improving clarity and consistency of written explanations
Translating or refining existing content for better readability
Suggesting visual and structural improvements for pages and sections

Visual design and UX patterns

Suggesting modern CSS patterns and layout strategies
Improving visual hierarchy and consistency

Where AI is explicitly NOT used

Backend- and Frontend-Application-CodeThe application, including the backend in Rust, the frontend in Angular/TypeScript, and the Electron client, were written by me (or other contributors) personally and reviewed by me at least.

Deployment

Deployment across all platforms is fully automated. The scripts are written by me (or at least reviewed) and contain no artificial intelligence functions.

Community interaction (bug reports, pull request reviews or feature requests)

Every interaction with me in this repository is with me personally.
For pull requests, automated pipeline steps may be executed, but all messages, comments, or feedback are never from AI but always from me personally.

Feedback and corrections

If you find something in the documentation that's unclear, inaccurate, or unhelpful — whether it was human-written or AI-assisted — please create an issue or submit a pull request.

The goal is one documentation that's clear, accurate, and useful. The tool that created it matters less than the quality of the final result.