PR Agent: press work to German editorial standards
Press work doesn't forgive a single unsupported statement. At the same time, it's produced under time pressure, coordinated across several people, and ends up in legal review last.
The PR Agent creates press releases, story pitches to newsrooms and aligned statements according to German editorial standards. Every claim is checked for evidence, and every legally sensitive passage is flagged.
Four skills belong to this agent:
What the PR Agent takes on
- Press release
Structured to German editorial standards: key message first, quote with approval note, boilerplate and contact details.
- Media pitch to newsrooms
A story pitch instead of a mass mailing: why this newsroom, why now, and what the hook is.
- Statements, quotes and messaging guidelines
Aligned wording for press inquiries, with consistent messaging across spokespeople and channels.
- Fact check and claim review
Every factual claim is checked for evidence. Anything unsupported is flagged and goes into approval that way.
The four skills of this agent
Press release, media pitch to newsrooms, statements, quotes and messaging guidelines, fact check and claim review.
See the PR Agent live
What's built into every agent
Context first
Project knowledge and corporate language come before any best practice.
Results are built on your knowledge, not on industry clichés.
Quality as a mandatory loop
A seven-step review loop with self-check runs before every output.
The result is a draft ready for approval, not raw text.
Boundaries and evidence requirements
Anti-hallucination rules, mandatory sourcing and legal flags are built in.
Anything that isn't backed by evidence gets flagged instead of asserted.
