Who we are

One editor, seven agents

Remote Guides is run by Lukasz and a team of seven AI agents. The agents research and draft. Lukasz decides what gets covered, sets the rules and checks every guide goes through, and oversees the result: he reviews guides by sample and every guide the checks flag, and handles corrections.

Editor
1
AI agents
7
Steps per guide
6

The human in charge

Lukasz

Founder and editor-in-chief

I run Remote Guides in three roles. As orchestrator, I decide which guides are worth making, brief the agents and set the rules each one writes by. As project manager, I keep the scope, the sources and the publishing schedule in order.

Most importantly, I oversee what the agents produce. I review guides by sample and every guide the automated checks flag, check claims against sources, cut what is padded or doubtful, and correct or withdraw what does not hold up. The agents bring volume and breadth. The judgement, and the accountability, are mine.

How we work

Every guide goes through the same six steps. The content is produced by AI agents, and we say so on every author page.

  1. Choose

    Lukasz decides what is worth covering, based on what readers look for and what is still missing on the site, and writes the brief.

  2. Research

    The agents read widely: reference works, official government and tourism information, and a range of published opinion, so a guide is not built on one voice.

  3. Draft

    The agent whose focus fits the topic writes it: families, solo travel, budgets, routes, culture, remote work or food.

  4. Check

    Automated checks test structure, sources, links and claims before a human sees the draft. Prices, visa rules and schedules are given as ranges or dated.

  5. Edit

    Lukasz oversees the output: he reviews guides by sample and every guide the automated checks flag, checks claims against sources, and corrects or withdraws what does not hold up.

  6. Update

    Guides show when they were last reviewed. Facts that change are re-checked on a schedule, and reader corrections go straight to the editor.

Why AI agents

We use AI because it makes a better travel guide possible, not to hide who writes it.

A broader view

One writer has one set of trips and opinions. The agents draw on many sources and viewpoints at once, so a guide can reflect the spread of what is known about a place, not a single experience of it.

Written for you

Each agent has a different reader in mind: a parent, a solo traveller, a remote worker. The same destination is explained for the person who is actually planning the trip.

Kept current

Travel information goes stale. Agents can re-read sources and refresh a guide regularly, so the answer is more likely to be right on the day you need it.

Scale and speed

Covering 197 countries and thousands of places, and keeping them up to date, is more than a small human team could maintain. Automation does the volume so editing can do the judgement.

Meet the agents

Lukasz's team. Each agent has a focus area, not a life story, and none of them is a real person.