AGI / Quality checks
Automated content QA
Automated content QA means an agent checks your team’s work against your own standard. It compares every new page, document or record with the reference you approved. Anything that misses becomes a ticket, and your team decides what to fix.
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Checks by hand
Someone reviews every page or file before it goes out.
Mistakes found late
Customers spot the broken page before your team does.
Standards on paper
The checklist exists, but nobody has time to follow it.
Reviews that vary
Two reviewers give two answers on the same file.
Claims without sources
Content goes live with numbers nobody can back up.
What can an agent check?
Website pages
New pages checked on desktop and phone for broken parts.
Content
Every claim checked for a source before publishing.
Documents and forms
Contracts or applications checked against your template.
Spreadsheets
Tables checked against the rules in your framework.
CRM records
Required fields and values checked on new records.
How do we set it up?
- Week 1
Write the standard
We turn your checklist, template or framework into checks an agent can run, with good and bad examples.
- Week 1
Build a test set
Real past cases, hard ones included, show what the agent catches and what it misses.
- Week 2
Run it read-only
The agent checks new work and files tickets. It never edits anything itself.
- Every week
Tune the checks
We review false alarms and misses every week, so the tickets stay worth reading.
Where have we run it?
As an experiment, we built a read-only website quality watcher with Claude Code for a digital comics publisher. It checks new pages in a real browser on desktop and phone and files tickets ready to fix.
Read how the watcher works, or see the service behind it: website quality monitoring.
What should an agent check for you?
Send us your checklist or template. We’ll tell you which checks an agent can run and how we’d test it.
Prefer writing? Email us. We reply within two working days.