A multi-agent content engine that runs itself
We built an end-to-end content pipeline that scouts new stories across the web every day, scores them automatically, and drafts a finished piece - with a person approving only what actually clears the bar.
Scouting good stories doesn't scale by hand
Staying on top of what's actually worth covering means checking multiple sources every day - product launches, forum discussions, community threads - judging what's relevant, writing it up, and producing it. Done manually, that's a full-time job before anyone's even started on quality.
The goal was to automate the entire loop except the one judgment call that still needs a person: deciding whether a scored, drafted piece is actually worth shipping.
From daily discovery to a finished draft
Four stages take a pipeline from "what's out there today" to a piece ready for a human to greenlight.
Discovery scraper Daily scan
An automated scraper checks product-launch boards, tech-news aggregators, forum communities, and RSS feeds every day, surfacing new material before a person would ever see it.
Scoring & filtering Rule-based
A rules engine scores every item 0-100 and automatically flags affiliate-program mentions, so only genuinely relevant material moves forward - no manual triage queue.
Script & voice generation AI-drafted
Items that clear the score threshold get a generated script and voiceover - a finished draft ready for production, not just a summary someone still has to rewrite.
Human-in-the-loop & delivery Approval gate
Nothing gets produced without a person signing off - the score only triggers a review, not an automatic publish. Approved pieces move to production, and a weekly digest goes out automatically.
Built to run daily without babysitting
What it delivers
Engineering behind it
Drowning in sources you can't monitor by hand?
Discovery, scoring, drafting, and a human checkpoint before anything ships - we can build the same shape around your own sources and outputs.
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