ur-grue

Runs a structured checklist over every statistic in your draft — flagging figures that look wrong, comparisons that may mislead, and numbers that need a primary source before they are safe to publish.

Reviews a story brief, draft article, or broadcast script and flags potential legal risks — including defamation, privacy, contempt of court, and data protection — so you know what to check before publication.

Writes a standard \"About [Organisation]\" boilerplate paragraph for use at the foot of press releases, media statements, and all official communications materials.

Writes a short, compelling \"Related Articles\" or \"Read Next\" teaser block — two to five items — that matches the tone of a parent article and gives readers a clear reason to click each linked piece.

Writes a structured dramatic character profile — covering psychology, backstory, want, need, flaw, wound, and voice — that a screenwriter can use throughout a full draft.

Translates individual quotes or quoted passages from one language to another, preserving the speaker's voice, intent, and attribution context while following target-language journalistic conventions.

Escreve um roteiro de stand-up para repórter — uma fala para câmera ou microfone entregue no local — com notas de posicionamento, orientação de entrega e dicas de integração para o pacote circundante, pronto para um jornalista de transmissão ensaiar e gravar.

Writes a focused sidebar or infobox that packages key facts, context, or supporting detail alongside a main article, without repeating the article's primary narrative.

Produces a chronological brief tracing how a law or regulation came to be — the political context, the key amendments and turning points, and what the original intent was compared to how it is applied today — so a journalist understands the story behind the rule they are reporting on.

Rewrites scientific, legal, financial, or technical jargon into plain language suitable for a general news audience — preserving accuracy while making the meaning immediately clear to a non-specialist reader.

Produces a structured research brief for a reporter starting a new story assignment — covering the key questions to answer, the types of sources to seek, documents to obtain, and potential story angles to investigate.

Writes a complete radio news package script — intro copy, reporter track, clip cues, and back announcement — from notes and interview transcripts.