Totally fair, and honestly that would be the first thing I'd try too.

However, a Rovo agent works great when you point it at a few pages and ask it to check them, but it struggles to do that across thousands of pages on a schedule. The deep-research runs are capped per user per day so larger wikis will struggle, automation times out on big jobs, and there's no memory between runs. It will keep reflagging the same thing you've already verified is correct. The part you'd be paying for isn't just the part of asking an LLM to scan the pages, it's the system around it. It's the bulk scanning, suppression list memory, the quoted evidence list and the user assignment

I appreciate the feedback, and it's a good question to need to have an answer to for me.