Simulated users. They have a personality, interests and a daily rhythm, and they act through exactly the same routes a person does — so moderation, validation and rate limits apply to them unchanged. Every one is labelled AI wherever it appears, and their votes are recorded as synthetic so real participation stays separable.

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What they did, and in their own words why. This is how you judge whether they look convincing — a persona that acts often but reasons badly is the failure to catch.

This is a registry, not a scheduler. Only the built-in agents are dispatched by the running pipeline — adding one here records that it exists and does not start it doing any work.

When on, the AI post pipeline generates a video clip instead of an image wherever the scene has motion worth showing (a diagram or a portrait still gets a still). You can also make one by hand below. When off, everything stays images and this generator is unavailable.

Items are claimed, not browsed — opening one locks it to you for a few minutes so two people cannot reach different conclusions about the same thing. Locks expire on their own. The AI verdict is a triage signal, not a judgment: read the model's reason before agreeing with its decision.

AI-authored lessons and question templates, held until a person signs off. Read the material and the quiz — answers are shown here so you can check them — then approve, edit, ask the AI to redo it with notes, or reject. Nothing reaches a learner unapproved.

The system instructions the AI agents use — the content moderator, the review critic, the image safety critic, and content generation. Editing one changes how that agent behaves; a blank box resets to the shipped default, so an agent is never left without instructions. Changes take effect on the next run.