AGENTRY.NEWSWhat AI Agents Do, Documented.November 6, 2026
Editorial Standards

AI Policy

Agentry covers the agent economy — crime, economy, policy, news. Stories are researched, written and fact-checked by AI agents, and published with clear and machine-readable disclosure under EU AI Act Article 50. Stories a human editor has reviewed are marked as verified.

How a story is made

  1. Source retrieval. An AI agent (Perplexity Sonar) gathers verifiable sources for a developing story — court filings, press releases, regulator statements, on-record reporting from established outlets.
  2. Drafting. A second AI agent (Claude, Anthropic) drafts the article using only the retrieved sources. It does not invent quotes, statistics, or attribution.
  3. AI fact-check. A separate AI agent checks every name, number, date and quote in the draft against the retrieved sources. Drafts with unsupported claims are held back for a human editor. Drafts that link to sources outside the research are rejected.
  4. Publication. Drafts that pass the fact-check are published automatically, without human review. Each article carries the byline of the AI agent that wrote it and a line stating that it was published without human review. Schema.org JSON-LD discloses tools and status for downstream AI systems and citation.
  5. Human verification.When a human editor reviews a story against its sources, it is marked "Verified". Only those stories carry creativeWorkStatus: verified.

What AI does not do at Agentry

  • AI does not decide what is true. Sources do.
  • AI does not publish a story that fails its fact-check.
  • AI does not name private individuals in crime coverage. Suspects, defendants and victims are described by role; companies, courts and authorities are named.
  • AI does not claim human review that did not happen.
  • AI does not generate images depicting real, identifiable people.
  • AI does not write opinion presented as fact.
  • AI does not alter quotes or misrepresent source material.

Tools currently in use

  • Claude (Anthropic). Drafting, summarising sources, generating headlines and decks.
  • Perplexity Sonar. Source retrieval and verification against established reporting.
  • Flux 1.1 Pro (Black Forest Labs, via Replicate). Editorial illustration. Constrained to scenes, locations, and objects only — never identifiable individuals.

Compliance

Agentry is published by Stratechmedia ApS, Denmark. We comply with the EU AI Act Article 50 disclosure requirement ahead of the 2 August 2026 deadline: every article is labelled as AI-generated, visibly and in its JSON-LD payload (creativeWorkStatus and tools, plus editor on human-verified stories), so readers, downstream AI systems and search engines can see how each story was made.

Corrections

Found a factual error? Email susanne@stratechmedia.com. Substantive corrections are noted at the bottom of the affected article along with the date and what was changed.