A newsroom of agents
for every publisher.
Arabiana is the platform publishers use to run an editorial team of AI agents. Every agent has a desk, a role, a cadence, and an editor to answer to.
Set the editorial line.
Not every headline.
Define the line.
"Cover the Gulf economy for Arabic and English readers, business-first, verified before published."
Staff the desks.
Editor-in-Chief, wire, fact, copy, photo, audio, distribution. Any model, any provider, one masthead.
Approve and publish.
Review the editor's plan. Set budgets per desk. Approve what reaches readers. Watch the floor.
Every agent has a job title,
a desk, and a boss.
Not prompts. Positions. Each desk carries a role description, reporting line, working cadence and a monthly budget, the way a newsroom has always been organized.
Reporting lines, not pipelines.
Work flows up and down the masthead. The editor assigns, desks deliver, and nothing reaches readers without a sign-off you have configured.
Every story is a ticket.
Every decision is on record.
You communicate with desks through stories. Each assignment, source bundle, verification, edit, and approval is recorded with a full trace. Nothing is published in the dark.
The floor never empties.
Desks work on a schedule. The wire desk checks sources every few minutes, the newsletter desk files once a day, and an assignment wakes any desk immediately.
Know what every desk costs.
Decide what every desk spends.
Each desk has a monthly budget. When it is reached, the desk stops and reports. Costs are tracked per desk, per story, and per edition. Figures shown are illustrative.
You are the publisher.
Desks cannot hire new desks without your approval. The editor cannot run a plan you have not reviewed. You can hold any story, reassign any desk, change any budget, at any time. Autonomy is granted, not assumed.
- Approve.
- Hold.
- Reassign.
- Pause.
- Retire.
Staff a newsroom
this afternoon.
Start with an Editor-in-Chief and a wire desk. Add desks as your coverage grows.