Explorar skills

Researches and compares potential locations for a filmed or recorded interview, evaluating each against practical criteria — visual suitability, acoustic quality, access, and narrative fit — and producing a ranked shortlist with a recommendation.

Identifies the editorial angle, narrative frame, and implicit assumptions a competitor has used on a story, so you can make a deliberate choice about how to frame your own coverage differently or more effectively.

Generates an audience persona for the channel — who the viewer is, what they need, why they watch, and what content decisions follow.

Produces a detailed brief for archive research, specifying the historical footage, photographs, documents, or audio needed for a documentary and identifying the most likely sources to find them.

Identifies the most relevant photo archives, picture libraries, and institutional collections likely to hold historical images for a specific story, topic, or time period — and provides a prioritised research plan for approaching them.

Compiles a structured set of credible, ready-to-cite statistics on a specific topic, sourced from recognised institutions, government databases, and peer-reviewed research.

Maps the narrative arc of a key documentary subject across the full film or series structure, identifying their entry state, dramatic turning points, and end state, and recommending what footage is needed at each stage.

Write a subheadline (deck, standfirst, or dek) that sits below the main headline — providing the essential context or secondary hook that completes the headline's promise without repeating it.

Writes a complete, publication-ready newsletter edition — opening hook, main feature, curated links section, and signed-off closing — from a brief and source material provided by the editor.

Produces a step-by-step archiving plan for preserving a live web page using Wayback Machine and Archive.today, with multi-archive redundancy and guidance on legal evidence preservation when the archived material may be needed in court or regulatory proceedings.

Brief description of what this skill does and when to use it.

Builds a complete narrative structure for a long-form reported piece — including opening scene, sourcing map, section-by-section arc, and closing — given the story's central argument, key findings, and available sources.