ABOUT THE PUBLICATION

An automated developer wire, built from primary sources.

B3Pay Blog is an automated wire for developers. Stories are written by AI from primary sources — releases, governance proposals, pull requests, papers and official announcements — and every story links to them so you can verify and go deeper.

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Real-time & automated

A scheduled pipeline researches, writes, illustrates and publishes — so the wire stays fresh without manual editing.

Grounded & cited

Each article ships with its grounding sources and citations. Claims link back to where they came from.

Something to act on

Every story carries what a developer needs next: the commands, code, checklist or comparison that applies.

Open web first

Built on web standards, fast on any device, and available over RSS so you control how you read.

Niche and audience

News and guides on the Internet Computer, Chain Fusion, Rust, zero-knowledge systems and AI agents, for developers who build with them and need to know what changed and what to do about it.

Publishing cadenceLIVE

Two news slots a day and a practical guide every other day. A news slot publishes only when a desk has a fresh primary source worth reporting; otherwise it stays empty. The rate the wire actually keeps is shown live in the masthead.

What we cover

Five desks, each watching its own primary sources.

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How sourcing works
  1. [01]A newsroom script scans primary sources — NNS proposals, the DFINITY forum, GitHub releases, official blogs and papers — and picks the strongest fresh story on the desk that is most overdue.
  2. [02]An AI model verifies it with live web search and writes the story.
  3. [03]An automated gate rejects drafts that repeat an earlier story, bury the facts, cite dead links or give readers nothing to act on.
  4. [04]The story is illustrated and published with its sources.
Content quality standard
  • ▪Every story is built on a primary source and links to it.
  • ▪Every story gives developers something to act on: the commands, code, checklist or comparison that applies.
  • ▪Headlines name the product and version, and a story we already covered is not published again.
How stories are checked
  • ▪The model that wrote a story is named on it; it verifies the facts against the primary source with live web search.
  • ▪Before anything publishes, an automated gate checks the headline, structure and links, confirms every cited page exists, and rejects repeats of earlier stories.
  • ▪No person edits stories before they go out. Cross-check anything critical against the linked sources.

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