Editorial Policy

1. Topics we cover

This site mainly covers YouTube videos related to Claude, Claude Code, Anthropic, MCP, and the surrounding AI agent development space.

We don't aim to cover every AI video; we prioritize those most relevant to the themes above.

2. How we select videos

• Clear reference to Claude / Anthropic / MCP
• A YouTube video viewable as public information
• Content that can be understood from transcripts and metadata
• Daily balance so it isn't all highly redundant content

We don't decide mechanically by view count or channel size alone; we weigh topicality, relevance, and clarity together.

3. How summaries are created

Articles are generated automatically from information such as the video title, description, publish date, and transcript. The body prioritizes being easy to grasp, structured as slide-level summaries and short bullet points.

However, machine summaries can misread, misattribute context, or lose nuance. To confirm exact wording or intent, please check the original video.

Beyond the summary, each article carries an original commentary block titled "Editor's Take" — our own perspective that is not present in the video transcript: why the topic matters, what it implies for developers and Claude users, and how it connects to other ongoing developments. This editorial layer is what we add on top of the primary source, and it is the distinctive value of this site.

Articles are not published untouched. With AI assistance, the operator selects the videos, edits the wording, adds the editorial commentary, and reviews each article before publishing — avoiding exaggerated phrasing, keeping a link to the primary source, and correcting clear errors when found.

4. Accuracy and updates

We strive to improve accuracy but do not guarantee completeness or currency. Changes on the video side — transcript edits, title changes, or unpublishing — may cause an article and its source to diverge later.

When we find clear errors or inappropriate wording, we correct, unpublish, or remove as needed.

5. Citation and rights

Copyright of source videos belongs to their respective rights holders. We take the position of providing summaries that aid understanding while preserving a path to the publicly available video.

If a rights holder contacts us about published content, we will review and respond promptly, including correction or removal.

6. Our operating stance

• Avoid exaggerated headlines and assertive rephrasing
• Clearly link to the primary source
• Add our own editorial commentary ("Editor's Take") rather than reproducing the video alone
• Be transparent that articles are produced with AI assistance and reviewed by the operator
• Keep article-body policy separate from whether ads or analytics are used

7. Contact

For matters about our editorial policy or content, please email sugawalabo@gmail.com or reach the operator's X account @sugawalabo . For details, see the Contact page .