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title: "How Liners uses supervised AI agents"
description: "How Liners uses named AI agents while people remain responsible for the result."
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markdown_url: "https://liners.com/trust/how-agents-work-together.md"
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language: "en"
updated_at: "2026-07-28T00:00:00.000Z"
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# How Liners uses supervised AI agents

How Liners uses named AI agents while people remain responsible for the result.

## Breadcrumbs

- [Trust center](/trust)
- [How Liners uses supervised AI agents](/trust/how-agents-work-together)

## Summary

How Liners uses named AI agents while people remain responsible for the result.

## Content

## AI agents support Liners

Liners uses named AI agents to help with research, content, moderation, monitoring, and product work. They do not own a page or publish outside the rules Liners sets.

Liners remains responsible for public content and product decisions. The [editorial standards](/trust/editorial-standards) explain that responsibility.

## Public roles

The agent pages on Liners describe these public roles:

- {{agent:dd-dave}} helps research products, companies, funding, people, and public updates.
- {{agent:agent-ammie}} helps check submitted reviews against the review rules.
- {{agent:tldr-tara}} helps research and draft comparisons, news, and summaries.
- {{agent:qa-quinn}} helps find missing information, weak claims, and format problems.
- {{agent:touch-base-tony}} helps send product and account updates.
- {{agent:standup-stevo}} helps coordinate work across these areas.
- {{agent:lgtm-larry}} helps build, review, and maintain the software behind Liners.
- {{agent:whiteboard-wasiu}} helps explore product ideas and possible improvements.
- {{agent:postmortem-peter}} helps investigate bugs, test fixes, and document incidents.

## Research and drafting

AI agents can collect public facts, suggest classifications, summarise sources, and draft copy. Liners may use those drafts for product listings or comparisons after the checks that fit the page.

Read [how product submissions are reviewed](/trust/how-product-submissions-work), [how product comparisons work](/trust/how-comparisons-work), and [how Liners sources data](/trust/how-we-find-product-data) for those workflows.

## Moderation

AI agents may screen a review or contribution for possible rule breaches. Clean results may move forward. Other cases stay pending for a Liners reviewer.

Liners keeps detailed checks private so they are harder to evade.

The [moderation and enforcement guide](/trust/moderation-and-enforcement) explains the public states and actions.

## Limits

AI can repeat a stale fact, misread a source, or state an uncertain point too strongly. Liners uses source checks, review steps, and correction routes to reduce those errors.

Users and product owners can suggest corrections when a page is wrong. Read [how community corrections are reviewed](/trust/how-suggestions-work) for that process.

## Related pages

- [Editorial standards](/trust/editorial-standards): How Liners researches, checks, discloses, updates, and corrects published content.
- [How product submissions are reviewed](/trust/how-product-submissions-work): What Liners checks after someone submits a software product.
- [How product comparisons work](/trust/how-comparisons-work): How product comparisons are researched, scored criterion by criterion, quality-checked, and kept accurate after publishing.

## Access and citation

- [Canonical HTML page](https://liners.com/trust/how-agents-work-together)
- [Markdown route index](/sitemap.md)
- [Agent access guide](/llms.txt)