AI content review workflow
A workflow that reviews and scores content with an LLM before publishing.
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Read the privacy noticeA workflow that reviews and scores content with an LLM before publishing.
An automated review layer that scores content with an LLM before it reaches publish, catching quality issues without adding manual steps.
What this is
A stable, automated workflow that routes content through an LLM scoring step before publishing. The LLM evaluates each piece against defined criteria and returns a score, giving the system a consistent signal to act on — approve, flag, or reject — without a human in the loop for every item.
How the workflow runs
The core tradeoff
Automating review with an LLM trades some scoring nuance for consistency and speed. A human reviewer might catch edge cases the model misses, but a human also introduces variance across items and time. This workflow accepts that tradeoff deliberately — the LLM applies the same criteria every time, which matters more at volume than perfection on any single item.
What stable means here
Status is marked stable — the workflow runs in production without manual intervention per content item. The state machine structure (draft/review/apply/reject) means failures surface at a known step rather than silently corrupting output. That's the verifiable outcome: a repeatable, inspectable pipeline that doesn't require babysitting.