Agents now write the prose that steers other agents. Wikis, specs, docs, and skills. That is exactly the prose you can least afford to rubber-stamp. Stet puts a human sign-off on it.
Pick the pattern closest to what you already do. Each one has a starter kit you can open in Stet and try in minutes.
skills/deploy/SKILL.md
The skill tells the agent how to ship.
Always push directly to main. Open a pull request. Never push to main.
An agent edit, caught in review.
Karpathy's pattern for an agent-maintained knowledge base. Sources are immutable, the wiki is agent-written, and now a human reviews every page.
Spec and code in one repo. The code gets a diff review. The spec gets read like the prose it is.
Docs-as-code, GitBook-compatible. A review step for the people who own the docs, without a pull request.
SKILL.md, CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md. The instructions your agents follow, reviewed like the prose they are.
More use cases are coming, including long-form writing and handbooks or policy docs.