ur-grue

Generates a structured red-flag checklist for a specific document or quote a journalist has received, identifying the observable indicators that commonly appear in fabricated, altered, or misattributed materials — so a reporter knows exactly what to look for before treating the document as verified.

Recommends where to place visual elements — images, pull quotes, infographics, and sidebars — within a specific article, based on the article's structure, pacing, and editorial logic.

Performs and explains basic statistical calculations — percentages, percentage changes, per-capita rates, averages, medians, and ratios — from data you provide, showing the working so you can verify it and use the figures confidently in a story.

Reformats a manuscript, article, or long-form text to match a specific publication's structural and style requirements — adjusting headings, paragraph spacing, citation format, pull-quote placement, and front matter without altering the content itself.

Writes a co-production brief for approaching a foreign broadcaster, streaming platform, or production company as a potential co-financing partner on a documentary project.

Writes a broadcast-ready radio news bulletin script from raw story notes, structured for clear on-air delivery at a specified duration.

Reads a draft article or script and flags every assertion of fact that lacks a named source, adding an inline `[NEEDS SOURCE]` marker so editors can see exactly where attribution is missing.

Turns research notes, interview transcripts, or article text into a broadcast-ready voice-over script — short sentences, active voice, written for the ear, timed to picture.

Limpa, condensa e reestrutura uma transcrição de entrevista bruta para publicação, removendo falsos começos e preenchimentos, condensando repetições, reordenando para fluxo narrativo e preservando a voz autêntica do entrevistado.

Produces a structured research framework mapping the internal hierarchy, key decision-makers, departments, and reporting lines of any company, institution, or organisation — so journalists can understand who holds power and how decisions get made before conducting interviews or publishing a story.

Adapts print-formatted article text — including column breaks, orphaned lines, print-specific conventions, and layout-dependent phrasing — for clean web publication, producing copy that reads naturally in a single-column digital environment.

Writes a comprehensive visual identity prompt for a show, channel, or publication — a master brief that defines the complete visual language and can be used to art-direct any asset in the project's visual system.