SNZ Magazine - Autonomous Agent Architecture and Editorial Blueprint
SNZ Internal Research
Publisher: Seniors New Zealand
Sector evidence
Sector body
16 August 2026
Next review not yet scheduled
New Zealand
High confidence
published
SNZ editorial review
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Short Answer
Operational blueprint defining the 4-tier autonomous research agent architecture for the annual 100-page New Zealand's Best magazine publication.
Key Points
- •Defines a 4-tier agent division: Orchestration, Editorial Subject Research, Commercial Intelligence, and Governance Fact-Checking.
- •Integrates with the central Supabase knowledge base via the /api/research intake endpoint.
- •Establishes a strict commercial firewall: awards rankings and review scores are calculated by the University of Canterbury and remain independent of advertising spend.
Full Summary & Notes
Operational blueprint defining the 4-tier autonomous research agent architecture for the annual 100-page New Zealand's Best magazine publication. Covers task routing, source ingestion schema, fact-checking gates, and the editorial-commercial governance firewall.
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