Editorial agent workflows
AI-assisted roles for essays, social posts, talks, press, and the site, with a person approving what is published.
Editorial agent workflows split the work across specialist roles instead of one general assistant. A manager routes the work and holds approvals. A strategist keeps the brief and the essay topics. A writer takes an essay from an idea to a draft ready for Sanity Studio. A reviewer reads it before it goes out. Separate roles cover LinkedIn, X, conversations on Reddit, Hacker News, news, and GitHub, conference talks, press, the health of this site, and the upkeep of the fleet itself.
The instructions live in playbooks. Each role has a short pointer skill and a profile. Scripts check the work deterministically: overlap with past posts, a LinkedIn budget, searches on Hacker News and Reddit, a site audit, routine runs, and a lint of the rules. Changing a playbook is a commit, not an application change.
A person approves what gets published. The repository holds the workflow and the checks. It is not an automated publishing service.