The real boundary
Permission alone does not make agent publishing safe. A system can grant an agent the ability to write, but still fail to define where suggestion ends and editorial responsibility begins.
The practical boundary is workflow state. A refresh proposal, a draft, a scheduled release, and a live correction should be different objects with different permissions.
What the interface must show
- Who requested the change.
- What content or source material changed.
- Which claims were added, removed, or softened.
- Whether the change is ready for review or only a working draft.
These details let a human editor preserve judgment while still reducing operational drag.
Design implication
The admin system should not present agent work as a magic finished answer. It should present intermediate work clearly enough that a person can accept, edit, reject, or ask a follow-up question.