Corrections
Include the original source URL, discovery date, affected page, and suggested correction. For download, API key, or command issues, do not include secrets, tokens, or full environment variables.
Contact
Contact the Reasonix editorial site
Use public, verifiable source links when reporting corrections about versions, sources, commands, privacy boundaries, or article content.
Public contact surfaces
You can verify information through the Reasonix GitHub repository, the Reasonix X account, and the DeepSeek documentation links. This site does not ask you to submit provider API keys.
Feedback scope
Useful reports include broken links, stale versions, unclear commands, changed source pages, incomplete citations, inaccurate privacy boundaries, and localization issues.
What not to send
Do not send API keys, tokens, complete .env files, private repository URLs, personal identity data, or commercial material you are not allowed to share. For errors, keep only minimal commands, versions, and public summaries.
Verification checklist
- Every install path should point back to DeepSeek docs, the Reasonix GitHub repository, npm package data, or a public release instead of a secondary download page.
- Numbers such as versions, stars, forks, npm tags, and issue status should carry a checked date and be updated when source pages change.
- Command-oriented content should remind readers to check the current directory, permissions, environment variables, rollback path, and test results.
- Account, API key, and community content should explain what stays local and what may be processed by Clerk, Supabase, or external sites.