I’m using GitHub as the human-in-the-loop review process for my AI-assisted publishing engine. The agent drafts the post. But GitHub handles the judgment layer: • Every article becomes a pull request • Labels define the content type • Scores show quality checks • Comments become editorial feedback • Merge means publish • Closed means reject It’s basically a developer-native CMS: pull requests for review, labels for structure, CI for quality checks, comments for feedback, and merge history as the audit trail. For lokerdollar.com, this means I can scale content production without removing human taste from the process. AI writes fast. GitHub slows it down just enough to make it useful. I’m sharing the exact markdown → GitHub PR → Next.js publishing workflow soon.