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Generates a complete, coordinated set of image prompts for a cover image concept across multiple formats and crop ratios — so a single visual idea produces consistent, properly composed assets for podcast artwork, YouTube thumbnails, newsletter headers, and social media simultaneously.

Generates a tiered hashtag strategy for a social media account, covering niche, mid-range, and broad tags with usage guidance — tailored to the account's subject, platform, and growth stage.

Writes a short, factual media alert inviting journalists to a press conference, launch event, or photo opportunity, formatted for fast scanning.

Writes a short, punchy newsletter blurb — the 60–120-word teaser entry that introduces one story inside a curated email digest, giving subscribers just enough to decide whether to click through.

Writes a structured, print-ready fact box or sidebar to accompany a feature article — either a statistical overview, a glossary, a timeline, a \"by the numbers\" panel, or a key quotes box.

Crafts 4–6 precise, compelling logline options for any documentary project, ranging from a single sentence to a two-sentence form, each with a different emphasis.

Translates the key findings of a statistical report into plain, journalist-ready language — pulling out the numbers that matter, explaining what they mean, and flagging anything that needs verification before publication.

Writes a sponsorship pitch email or one-page deck to a prospective brand partner, presenting the show's audience, format options, pricing, and the specific business case for why this brand should advertise on this podcast.

Writes a grant proposal narrative for a media project applying to a public broadcaster fund, arts council, national film institute, or foundation, covering project description, significance, approach, and impact.

Use this skill whenever the user wants to do anything with PDF files. This includes reading or extracting text/tables from PDFs, combining or merging multiple PDFs into one, splitting PDFs apart, rotating pages, adding watermarks, creating new PDFs, filling PDF forms, encrypting/decrypting PDFs, extracting images, and OCR on scanned PDFs to make them searchable. If the user mentions a .pdf file or

Writes a structured proposal for a co-production, editorial partnership, or cross-platform collaboration between two or more media organisations, clearly articulating the mutual benefit and division of responsibilities.

Write a hard news article from provided facts using the inverted pyramid structure — most important information first, supporting detail in descending order of importance, so the article can be cut from the bottom at any point.