It’s Got What Content Craves: Sanity, Built for the People of Idiocracy

Description and use

A fully automated Sanity workflow where an AI agent drafts proposals, a human Cabinet approves via a picture‑button interface, and a runtime waters and harvests fields, achieving 100% correct timed edits.

Problem

Enable non‑technical users (the Cabinet) to approve or reject agricultural plans via a simple picture‑button interface while an AI agent drafts proposals and a runtime executes approved actions.

Outcome

The workflow automates proposal drafting, approval, and field actions, achieving 100% correct timed edits across three interfaces.

Workflow

• Define a single schema used by two Studio workspaces (Kiosk and Stock).
• Create a Sanity Workflow definition (joes‑plan) with stages: submit → cabinet → watering → growing → harvest (or reject → dust‑bowl).
• Deploy the workflow with role conditions read from environment variables, assigning administrator to Cabinet and editor to agent.
• Agent submits proposal; Cabinet approves in Kiosk; runtime watches for harvestAt and executes watering and harvesting via Sanity Functions.
• Track votes on brawndo.gov using GROQ count queries; enforce one vote per citizen per field by ID design.
• Measure execution time of each step in three interfaces (Studio, Cabinet Room, runtime) using a stopwatch.
• Verify all edits are correct (27 of 27 timed edits).

Evidence

agent → Cabinet → watering → harvest on the live project; 27 of 27 timed edits correct

Source

The Kiosk is hosted at brawndo-agriculture.sanity.studio and signs in through the Sanity Dashboard.

Source

The agent submits, the Cabinet approves in the Kiosk, and the runtime waters and harvests.

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