About Seryvon: maintainers and editorial policy
Seryvon is an open-source project for auditing whether websites can be found, understood, cited and used by search systems and AI agents. Powehi publishes the project and maintains the public product direction; the repository is the implementation reference.
Who publishes Seryvon?
Seryvon is created and published by Powehi. The public repository, release notes and roadmap show what exists in the open-core implementation and what remains planned. A managed hosted service is forthcoming and should not be interpreted as generally available until an explicit release is published.
How is technical content reviewed?
Technical pages are checked against the repository, generated artifacts and reproducible audit outputs. Claims are separated into measured results, implementation status and planned work. When an external provider is unavailable, the result remains not measured rather than being estimated.
Editorial policy
- Describe current implementation separately from roadmap items.
- Link first-party evidence whenever a technical claim can be verified.
- Publish dates and correction context for material changes.
- State limitations clearly, especially for rankings, citations and business outcomes.
Corrections and contact
For a correction, email hello@seryvon.com with the page URL, the claim in question and supporting evidence. The changelog records material development changes; the methodology explains the scoring and measurement boundaries.