Klariq

klariq.site⁠ (External link) is my news site about artificial intelligence. It covers new models and tools, how AI is finding its way into work and automation, and security. Every article comes out in three languages at once: German, English and Russian.

The site is laid out like a newspaper: a large masthead, an issue number, the date and a strict grid. There are no ads and no cookies.

How an article is made

Articles are prepared by Oko, my control panel. It reads the news feeds of reliable sources, picks what is new and writes a draft in three languages. Before a draft reaches me, Oko checks it: every number in the text has to be found in the source, the length has to fit the type of article, and the text must not advertise anything.

I approve every article myself, in Telegram, through my agent Hermes. Only then does it go into the site's code and get published.

Sources and illustrations

Every article lists where its facts come from. The illustrations are drawn by AI in one consistent style and are labelled as illustrations, not photos.

Sections and three languages

Five sections: AI, tools, development, security and reviews. Each language has its own addresses, so search engines see all three versions, and the language switcher leads to the same article in translation. Visitors choose the light or dark theme themselves.

How it is built

• Static pages with Astro, built on the same foundation as this website but with a design of its own.
• No cookies, no ads, no analytics and no third-party scripts.
• Site search right in the browser, RSS and Atom feeds, a news sitemap.
• Structured data for every article: headline, date, author, sources.