Editorial teams use Agents to keep edits and reviews on track.
Share saved story links with editors without repeat posts.
Your news channel gets new saved articles without repeat links, and teammates hear whether their picks were shared.
Point editors to changed public records with their source pages.
See new and changed rows from the public pages you watch, with links to their sources and a clear status when a scrape fails.
Move approved visual stories from the plan onto the social feed.
Your photo and Reel schedule stays organized: ready posts go live, and the content plan shows what needs your attention.
Answer source questions beside links shared in editorial threads.
Get brief answers beside shared links, with the source page included and a clear note when a page can't be read.
Gather standout visual posts to inform upcoming editorial choices.
Your team gets a weekly shortlist of standout image posts and reels, with visual ideas and audience comments worth studying.
Check brief sources and rank story angles for assignment.
Get a research report that ranks story angles and links to supporting sources. Your writer can see what still needs reporting.
Flag falling content pages and order fixes for editorial review.
See which pages lost search position this week and get a short, ranked list of fixes to review in your reporting workspace.
Check claims and draft slide copy beside each editorial brief.
Get Instagram carousel slides and a matching caption on your calendar card, with source links and questions ready for your editor.
Turn approved episode angles into intro scripts for review.
Find a ready-to-read podcast intro script beside your episode outline, with a hook and lead-in drawn from its key points.
Bring standout post openings into the weekly content brief.
Get a Monday shortlist of posts that took off on pages you watch, with links and clues your content team can use when planning.
Prepare submitted drafts for review with links and tables intact.
Your pasted Markdown becomes a formatted review copy, with checked links and tables and a link on the original draft.
Publish approved articles with their credits and return checked live links.
Your blog post goes live on LinkedIn under the profile or Page you choose, with a checked link ready for your campaign log.