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The Core Insight

Why separating concerns makes the whole greater than its parts.

"I won't lie. The first time I saw an AI replicate my voice, I felt a cold knot in my stomach.

Wonder? Sure. But mostly dread. It captured patterns I didn't even know I had. The cadence. The cynicism. The specific way I structure arguments. It didn't just copy me; it specifically systematized what I thought was un-copyable.

But then I realized I had a choice. I could fear the mirror, or I could train the model. This guide isn't about generating content. It's about forcing the machine to respect the messy, human reality of who you actually are."

The Core Insight

Traditional content creation follows a linear path: idea, draft, edit, publish. The problem? Each stage requires you to hold context, make judgment calls, and catch your own blind spots. You're the writer, editor, and quality control all at once.

This pipeline breaks that apart.

Separation of Concerns

Each stage becomes a specialized agent with a single focus:

  • Classification doesn't worry about grammar
  • Research doesn't care about hooks
  • The humanizer only sees AI patterns

By separating concerns, each agent does one thing well — and the whole becomes greater than its parts.

What You'll Build

What follows is everything you need to replicate the system. The folder structure. The agents. The workflows. All of it. But here's what you'll need to supply yourself: your voice. The system is a container. You are the content.