What problem does it solve? Writing press releases that journalists actually read requires strict adherence to AP style, inverted pyramid structure, and verified claims—mistakes like superlatives, buried leads, or unverified statistics get releases ignored or damage credibility. ## Core Features & Use Cases - AP Style Formatting: Enforces correct headline conventions, datelines, quote attribution, boilerplates, and media contact blocks. - Inverted Pyramid Structure: Organizes announcements so the most important information appears first, with length guidelines of 500-800 words. - Research & Fact-Checking: Uses the inference.sh CLI (belt) with Tavily and Exa search apps to verify market claims, statistics, and competitor information. - Use Case: A startup announcing a $25M Series B can generate a complete funding announcement with proper dateline, CEO and investor quotes, boilerplate, and fact-checked market context. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to write an AP-style press release for your product launch or funding announcement, including a headline, dateline, executive quote, and boilerplate.