Worthington Landscape is where the automation problem becomes editorial. Generating content is not the hard part anymore. Making it useful, bounded, reviewed, and publishable is the product challenge.
Where it is now
The site exists in the live portfolio and is tied into the broader story as a client content pipeline. The documented system produces researched SEO topics, generates posts, creates or falls back on images, and uses a human review queue with hold-period publishing.
The barriers
Most content pipelines fail because they require constant active approval, or because they publish without enough human control. Either way, the operator becomes the bottleneck or the risk.
How I did it
The design uses a review gate and hold-expiry model. Human review remains possible, but silence does not permanently stop the system. It is a practical compromise between full automation and editorial responsibility.