Useful agent work. Human control.

Why we started

BlogFactory began in Istanbul in June 2026 with a practical observation: content teams were adding AI tools, automations, spreadsheets, CMS connections, and search data, but the operating context around the work remained fragmented.

An agent could write, but it often could not see the current revision, explain a recommendation, respect a site boundary, or hand work to the right CMS without gaining too much authority. The answer was not another writing box. It was a control plane.

Agents should do useful content work. People should retain review, approval, and the final publishing decision.

What we believe

Authority should be explicit

Agents can research, generate, revise, diagnose, and prepare an approved CMS draft. They cannot live-publish, delete, expose credentials, or administer accounts through MCP.

Evidence should stay attached

Search recommendations need their source, date window, scope, completeness, and review decision—not a ranking promise.

Newer work must be protected

Revision-aware writes and optimistic locking stop an agent or operator from silently overwriting a newer draft.

Operators should own the stack

The Community edition is self-hosted and bring-your-own-AI. Your deployment and configured providers remain under your control.

Open source remains the foundation

The shared core is public under AGPL-3.0-only. BlogFactory Cloud operates that core as a managed service without changing the self-hosted license or authority boundary.

What we build

BlogFactory connects the full evidence-to-draft loop without pretending that every step should be automated.

Agents work through MCP. The web control plane shows operators what needs attention, which version is current, what changed, whether preflight passes, where the draft can go, and which operations occurred.

The same product includes article, campaign, and programmatic generation; Content and Review Queue; Brand Voice; image workflows; Search Growth; site-scoped integrations; operation history; and explicit CMS draft delivery.

Where we are today

BlogFactory is available as an open-source, self-hosted release candidate and as a managed Cloud service. Community operators run Docker Compose and their own providers; Cloud customers use BlogFactory-operated infrastructure and bring their own OpenRouter key.

Built in Istanbul

BlogFactory was created by Bora Gökçe and is operated by GRİD SOLUTİON BİLİŞİM VE YAZILIM TİCARET LİMİTED ŞİRKETİ.

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