Who is behind DottorLone
DottorLone is an independent editorial project by Gianclaudio Lanzone, an AI & Software Architect working on production AI systems. It turns technical workflows into examples, checks, and decisions readers can examine.
Less guesswork, more evidence
The guides are written for people using AI and coding agents who want to understand the result rather than accept a plausible answer on trust.
Gianclaudio works at Avanade in Milan. His background spans software architecture, cloud and graph databases. You can verify the public professional profile on LinkedIn ↗.
How the guides are prepared
Generative AI may help prepare or review text, examples, and code. Its output still needs checking. Each guide should make it possible to tell a documented procedure from a test actually run.
- Use primary sources for claims about products and changing policies.
- Show a reproducible example or a bounded procedure when possible.
- Say explicitly when a tool was not tested in a real repository.
- Update publication metadata only for substantive changes.
- Keep secrets and personal documents out of examples.
- Explain limits and checks alongside recommended steps.
- Review reader-reported mistakes and publish corrections where they matter.
- Disclose relevant advertising or sponsorship on the affected pages.
To report an error, email dottorlone@dottorlone.com with the page URL, the passage, and a source or result that contradicts it.