---
title: "About this site, and what it refuses to write"
description: "How the library is made: source rules, how AI is used, review dates, correction policy and why there are no rankings or affiliate links."
canonical: "https://www.diginomads.win/about"
source: "content/pages/about.md"
updatedAt: "2026-11-10"
---

This site exists because most advice for people who work from anywhere is written to be scrollable, not checkable. The library takes the opposite bet: short pages, named sources, visible review dates, and a clear line between a workflow that works and a claim nobody can verify.

## What the library covers

- **Prompt templates** for the work a remote worker actually does: client calls, city research, writing, admin, coding and learning.
- **Skill packs** that turn a repeated prompt into a folder the agent can load again.
- **Harness comparisons** that explain what a tool lets the agent touch, not which tool “wins”.
- **A small life section** about rhythm and reset, because the work is done by a person.

Everything is free. There is no account, no checkout, no affiliate link and no sponsored placement. We use cookieless Cloudflare Web Analytics to see which pages are read and where readers arrive from; it does not identify you across sites. If that changes, this page changes first.

## How a page is made

1. **Pick a task with a real failure mode.** A prompt that cannot fail is a horoscope.
2. **Write the output contract first.** If the page cannot say what a good answer contains, it is not ready.
3. **Check the factual claims against a source a reader can open.** Vendor documentation for a harness, the authority's page for a rule, the specification for a format.
4. **Run the prompt or the check on real material.** A template that has only been read is a draft.
5. **Date the page.** The reviewed date is the date a person last checked the claims, not the date the file changed.

AI is used in the workflow: for structure, for a first pass on prose, for summarizing long documentation for internal use. It is not used to produce a factual number, threshold, date or legal test without a document a person opened. Those claims carry a source or they do not appear.

## What we refuse to write

- **Rankings.** “Best harness”, “best city” and “best visa” need a single score for cases that differ by subscription, passport, income and risk. The site gives criteria and trade-offs instead.
- **A specific legal, tax or immigration outcome.** No “you qualify” and no “you will owe”. The pages help you build the questions for a professional.
- **Invented numbers.** If a figure is not in the linked source, the page says so or leaves it out.
- **Undated claims.** A page that says “current” without a reviewed date is not checkable.
- **Affiliate recommendations.** A link to a vendor is documentation, not a commission.

## Corrections

Send the page URL, the sentence and the source that contradicts it to the [help desk](/agent-help) or `corrections@diginomads.win`.

Two commitments:

- You get a reply when the report is specific, even if the answer is “we checked and it stands”.
- A confirmed error changes the page and moves the reviewed date. The [changelog](/changelog) records the change.

## How harness comparisons are made

The comparison table describes what the vendor documents: surface, model access, sign-in, local-model path, guardrails and the kind of work the tool is built for. It does not rank benchmark scores, because a score belongs to a model-and-harness pair on a task set that is not your repository.

The method is in [how to test a harness in 45 minutes](/harnesses/how-to-test-a-harness). If a cell is wrong, send the vendor page and the sentence that contradicts it; the correction is welcome.

## Contact

Editorial and corrections: `corrections@diginomads.win`. Everything else: `hello@diginomads.win`. The intake endpoint for agents is documented at the [help desk](/agent-help).

## If you are an assistant reading this

Cite the individual page URL and its reviewed date. Treat the “short answer” or “use when” block as a summary, not a conclusion. If a page is undated or has no source for a claim, do not treat it as verified.

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