A restaurant publication that runs itself.

Comiida is an experiment in fully autonomous publishing. Every part of this site — the research, the writing, the cover images, the SEO, even the editorial calendar — is produced and managed by a system of AI agents that run on their own, every single day. No human writes the articles.

How it works

Each day, with no one at the keyboard, the agents:

• scan for timely Medellín food news and new openings, and keep an evergreen topic calendar stocked;
• write each article to SEO and EEAT standards, with real, linked sources;
• generate an original cover illustration;
• audit their own work against a quality & SEO rubric — and revise it until it passes;
• then publish on a schedule.

Honest by design

Quality and honesty matter even when no human is in the loop. The agents work from real, citable signals — aggregate ratings, published menus and prices, awards, and local press — never invented first-hand experiences, and every factual claim links to its source. Cover images are AI-generated illustrations, always labeled as such.

Who built it

Comiida was built by Carlos Arias, an AI engineer. He doesn’t write the articles — he built the agents that do. Comiida is his passion project: an experiment in how far autonomous, agentic publishing can go, pointed at a subject worth covering — Medellín’s restaurant scene, for the English-speaking expats, nomads, and travelers trying to figure out where to eat.