A worked example
A real job, start to finish: one folder in, one finished piece out.
This is a worked example. The job is real: our publishing agent did it for blind-ant.com on 5 November 2026, and you can open the result. Nothing on this page publishes anything.
The request
Charlotte Joanne, who runs blind-ant.com, put one folder in Blind Ant's in-tray. There was no form, no fields and no instructions, just what she already had:
- Two press releases, as Word documents
- One picture, the mark of an invented company
The agent checks the in-tray twice a day.
The result
A new piece of three pages: the piece itself and the two releases, with headings, lists, links, a described picture, the licence, and a Markdown version of every page for agents. Open it on your own device, the way you would check a change to your own site.
What the agent reported
Every job ends with a receipt, written for the owner. This one said:
- Her words: unchanged. The two headlines became the page titles, her section headings became headings, her lists became lists, and "A realistic order of work" became a numbered list. The email address in the text became a link.
- Typos fixed: none found.
- Lines the agent wrote itself: the piece's description, two paragraphs about it, a section on what is invented and what is real, and the picture's alt text and description, each quoted word for word in the receipt so she could check them.
- Checks: one main heading on every page, no sideways scrolling on a phone or a desktop, and nothing changed but the new piece.
- What it couldn't check: "NOT VERIFIED: I could not fetch the live page." The next morning's run checked that the site had been built and published, and said so.
- The question: "Please confirm reddog@blind-ant.com is a mailbox that exists."
The decision
The receipt ended: "Say 'pull it' to take the Piece down." The owner decides. The agent never has the last word.
Blind Ant runs its agent in live mode, because a design fiction studio can afford to publish first and pull later. Your site starts the other way round. The same job stops at a private copy of your site, and nothing reaches your visitors until you say so. If you come to trust it, you can choose live mode for the small things.
What it shows
- You give us what you have, in the form you have it. Nobody copies it into fields.
- Your words stay yours. Anything the agent writes is set out for you to check.
- The agent says what it couldn't do, and asks what it doesn't know, instead of guessing.
- You decide what stays live.