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Generates a range of headline and subheadline options across different registers, lengths, and publication styles for a given article or feature.

Produces a structured checklist of verification steps and questions a journalist should work through to confirm that a source's claimed professional credentials are genuine before quoting them.

Adapts a podcast episode or series format for broadcast radio, identifying and resolving the structural, editorial, and regulatory differences between on-demand and live scheduled audio.

Breaks a long-form article into web-optimized sections with subheadings, pull-quote suggestions, image placement markers, and reading-time estimates — ready for a web editor to drop into a CMS.

Writes a structured broadcaster pitch document for a documentary or series, covering logline, target audience, editorial angle, comparable titles, production approach, and financing status.

Produces a structured research framework for finding, organising, and verifying a named person's previous public statements on a specific topic, so a journalist can enter an interview or write a story with full command of the subject's record.

Drafts a formal access-to-documents request under the applicable European transparency law for a specified institution and jurisdiction — covering EU Regulation 1049/2001, Germany's IFG, Switzerland's BGÖG, and France's CADA regime — using the correct legal basis, required elements, and procedural language for each.

Generates a Flux prompt for dark, moody, or noir visual aesthetics — producing images with low-key lighting, shadow-dominant composition, and the specific atmospheric quality of noir cinema, gothic illustration, or dark editorial photography.

Generates the complete set of metadata fields — tags, categories, keywords, slug, and summary — needed to publish a piece of content in a content management system, ready to copy and paste into each field.

Identifies where a short article or passage is thin on detail, context, or evidence, and flags specific expansion opportunities with suggested additions — without fabricating information the writer did not provide.

Recommends the best day and time to publish a piece of content based on the content type, platform, and intended audience — without requiring access to live analytics data.

Writes a tight 60-second verbal pitch for a media project — film, series, podcast, or channel — optimised for delivery in a first meeting, corridor conversation, or festival networking moment.