We went looking for prior art on a specific combination: a runner generates a draft with an LLM, a deterministic gate checks it, and — with no human reading it first — the gate decides whether it goes out.
Every pipeline we found does one of two things instead.
Pipeline A: fully automated, but the gate is technical
Several public examples wire an LLM into a CI job that writes a post and pushes it straight to a static site. The gate that runs before publish is real, but it only checks things like whether the build compiles or a link returns 200. Nothing in the pipeline reads the sentences for policy or safety. It cannot, because nobody told it what a bad sentence looks like.
Pipeline B: the gate reads content, but a person still has to press go
