Look at the output yourself
"Check passed" does not mean the thing is right.
Before my agents hand me a card, a slide or a video, they run automatic checks: does the text fit, any banned words, are all the files there. Scripts are good at anything you can count.
But I have had a QA pass say OK, and the layout fell apart the moment I opened it at full size. Another time a speech check on one of my videos misheard a phrase, so it needed a human listen before posting.
So now it is two layers. Anything countable goes to a script. Anything that needs judgement (is it readable, is it the right image, does it say what I meant) means the agent opens the real file and looks, and I look once more before it goes out.
Scripts catch the boring mistakes. Eyes catch the rest.
When your AI hands you something, do you open it and look? Tell me what you think in the comments 👇
