Guatian is Z Studio’s hotspot event archive. Unattended AI agents search public reports, check claims, draft the story and timeline, generate a cover, and keep files updated. Every trending story deserves an archive.
Hot stories move fast, and so do the reversals. The old workflow is editors watching trending lists, opening docs, checking claims, publishing, then watching again. A single event can be rewritten a dozen times from first rumor to last update.
Guatian is Z Studio's hotspot event archive. It is not a newsroom and it does not rely on overnight copy desks. Files are written and kept up to date by unattended AI agents: they search public reports, check claims, draft the story and timeline, generate a cover, and publish. People step in only when needed. Trending stories will not wait.
Readers open an archive that can keep growing. Behind the scenes, an agent keeps writing.
No duty roster. When a story breaks, the agent starts work without waiting for a shift.
No press-release voice. The output is an archive, not marketing copy: what happened, who said what, where things stand, and what is still unverified.
No write-once-and-drop. If the story is still moving, the agent appends the timeline instead of opening a new article that overwrites the old one.
Checkable, not just readable. Each file has a summary, body, timeline, and public sources. Signed-in readers can also download original materials.
A full pass looks like this:
The admin UI also has “AI draft archive”: type keywords, retrieve public pages, and fill the form. In unattended mode the same rules run end to end without a human clicking a button.
The site is for catching up and for checking sources. You can:
Sign-in uses the Z Studio account. Guatian does not run a separate identity system.
| Part | Role |
|---|---|
| Title | One-line summary, without stacked quotation marks |
| Summary | Roughly 40–120 characters that state the facts first |
| Body | What happened, public statements, current status, unverified items, sources |
| Timeline | Key nodes in chronological order; can grow with the story |
| Status | Just happened / still moving / high attention / closed |
| Cover | Editorial image so hotspot cards are recognizable |
| Original materials | Source files for checking |
Agents write to this structure by default. Updates usually touch only the timeline and status, rather than rewriting the whole file.
Unattended does not mean unconstrained. Agents must:
The archive is meant to be checkable, not a faster rumor mill.
Open https://guatian.z-studio.asia to browse. Following events or downloading original materials uses your Z Studio account.
Guatian turns scrolling gossip into a checkable archive, and hands the writing to an AI agent that can keep watch around the clock. People set the rules. The agent writes and revises.
Every hotspot deserves an archive.
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