Suri Autonomous Content Engine — Publishing Without Human Review
Context
Publishing content at scale with AI is easy. Publishing it without a human checking every piece before it goes live is a different problem — one most companies avoid because the risk of a hallucinated piece reaching real users is too high.
The problem
Mijn AI Omgeving wanted genuine autonomy: a system trustworthy enough to run unattended, daily, and still meet a real quality bar — not a system that merely generates content for a human to approve.
Approach
We engineered a 10-step autonomous agentic pipeline running as a daily CRON job, built around the assumption that any single generation could go wrong — and designed to catch it before it does.
- DeepSeek V3 for generation, with Azure AI Search grounding content in real, current information before writing.
- Retrieval-augmented generation against verified sources, followed by a dedicated factual verification stage.
- A 6-layer hallucination defense gate purpose-built to handle the non-determinism inherent in LLM outputs at production scale.
- An automated 0-100 quality score on every generated piece, giving the system a consistent, measurable publish bar instead of a subjective gut check.
Architecture
Outcome
Runs fully autonomously at up to 50 articles/day, with no human review step by design.
Stack
Metrics reported by client and Rakri AI engineering logs as of the current engagement period.
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