What problem does it solve? Communications and PR teams shipping press releases to wire services like AP, Reuters, and Getty must produce dozens of correctly sized, correctly named, rights-stamped assets under embargo, and manual export pipelines leak assets, miss EXIF metadata, or mix resolution specs across packs. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Embargo-controlled batch pipeline: Locks all generated and ingested assets in a restricted Drive folder until the embargo lift, then promotes them to the public press-kit URL. - Per-pack manifests: Runs separate wire, web, print, and social manifests so each pack gets the correct resolution, format, and color profile (e.g., 3000px JPEG for AP, TIFF for Getty, sRGB for Reuters). - EXIF/IPTC rights stamping: Injects credit, copyright, caption, and embargo notice into every file with exiftool, plus SHA256 checksum manifests for newsroom verification. - Use Case: For a product launch, generate one AI hero image, enhance four real executive headshots to print spec, edit six product shots, and export all of them across four distribution packs with wire-service filenames like 2026-04-LAUNCH_hero_product_16x9_4k.jpg in about 25 minutes. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to build a press-release asset bundle for your launch by specifying the release ID, embargo lift time, distribution targets, and which asset types (hero, headshots, product shots) to include.
