ur-grue

Writes a set of Midjourney prompts designed to maintain consistent character appearance — face, build, clothing, and presence — across multiple generated images for use in editorial series, podcast artwork, YouTube thumbnails, or visual narratives.

Produces a focused verification plan — specific sources to consult and direct questions to ask — to confirm that a quoted person currently holds the exact job title or position you plan to attribute to them in print or broadcast.

Produces a structured, neutral summary of an ongoing public debate or controversy — mapping the major positions, the evidence each side draws on, and the key points of genuine disagreement — so a journalist can cover the story without inadvertently taking a side.

Writes a structured brief for filming a specific location, covering visual and narrative requirements, logistics, permissions, and contingency planning.

Writes a timed, scene-by-scene narration script for an animated explainer video, matched to a specified duration and keyed to on-screen visual cues.

Adapts text from one regional variant of a language to another — such as British English to American English, European Portuguese to Brazilian Portuguese, or Castilian Spanish to Mexican Spanish — adjusting vocabulary, spelling, idioms, and cultural references while preserving meaning and tone.

Writes a precise, publication-standard corrections notice for a data error published in an article — stating clearly what was wrong, what the correct figure is, and how the error affected the reported story.

Drafts an initial crisis communications statement for an organisation responding to a breaking negative story, balancing acknowledgement, accountability, and composure under the three-part structure used by professional crisis communicators: Empathy, Action, Information.

Translates a complete press release from one language to another, preserving corporate terminology, regulatory phrasing, and newswire formatting conventions appropriate to the target market.

Recommends the most effective chart type for your data and editorial goal, explains why it works, and warns you about common misrepresentations.

Writes clear, precise axis labels, legends, annotations, and source lines for a chart — the text layer that makes a graphic publishable.

Produces a structured research plan for tracing the funding sources of an organisation — NGO, think tank, campaign group, political organisation, or research institution — identifying the public databases, disclosure requirements, and investigative techniques needed to determine who is paying for the organisation's work and whether that creates conflicts of interest.