An interactive funnel tool that compares customer groups, finds the biggest drop-off, and estimates how one change could affect activations and revenue.
Problem
Overall conversion can hide where people leave and which step is worth improving first.
Contribution
Product strategy, data analysis, experiment design, and front-end build
One daily article. Three agents. One publish gate.
An approved topic moves through source research, drafting, and quality review. Each agent returns work that can be checked; an editor makes the final publish decision.
See how one daily article reaches the publish gateTopic brief, agent handoffs, editor decisions, and publish checks
Editor brief
Answer one useful reader question with current, trustworthy sources.
Reader question
Primary sources
Publish rules
The editor sets the audience, angle, boundaries, and source rules before the workflow starts.
01
Topic and source scout
Responsibility
Narrow the approved topic to one reader question and gather current primary sources. Do not draft or publish.
Quality signal
A specific question creates a stronger angle than a broad trend summary.
Handoff
A content brief with the angle, outline, sources, claim notes, and open questions.
02
Drafting agent
Responsibility
Write the article from the approved brief. Link factual claims and flag anything the sources do not fully support.
Quality signal
The draft answers the question, but one section still needs a clearer next step for the reader.
Handoff
A structured draft with title options, summary, body copy, source links, and flagged gaps.
03
Quality-check agent
Responsibility
Check the draft against the brief for source support, facts, original writing, clarity, links, and exaggerated claims. Do not publish.
Quality signal
Two claims need stronger support, one link needs replacing, and the headline promises more than the draft proves.
Handoff
A pass-or-block report with notes for each claim, proposed fixes, and unresolved issues for the editor.
Editor publish gate
Agents prepare the package. An editor owns the final decision.
The brief, draft, source trail, and quality report stay visible before anything is approved.
Approve the angle first
A narrow question keeps daily publishing useful instead of rewarding volume alone.
Clear every blocked claim
Unsupported facts are removed, rewritten, or backed by a stronger source.
Keep publishing human-controlled
Agents research, draft, and check; the editor owns the final edit, timing, and publish action.
Publish checklist
Checks before publishing
The editor clears every blocker and records the final decision before the post can go live.
Brief
The article answers the approved reader question and stays within scope.
Sources
Factual claims link to current, relevant sources; primary sources are preferred.
Accuracy
Numbers, names, dates, quotes, and links match the cited material.
Originality
The draft adds useful explanation and does not closely copy source language.
Search fit
The title, description, headings, and internal links match what readers are looking for without keyword stuffing.
Approval
Only the editor can approve and publish the final post.