What problem does it solve? Drafting a press release that meets journalistic standards requires juggling structure, word counts, quote placement, boilerplate accuracy, and style rules, and small errors like a mismatched embargo date or a retyped boilerplate can undermine credibility with media outlets. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structured Release Format: Generates three headline and subhead options, a 5Ws lede, inverted-pyramid body paragraphs, quotes, an optional bulleted list, CTA, boilerplate, and media contact. - Enforced Editorial Standards: Applies strict length limits (400-550 word body, 100-character headlines), bans em dashes and clichéd terms, and runs a linter from the personal-writing-style skill when available. - Verification and QA: Produces Editor's Notes mapping every statistic to its primary source, plus a pre-delivery checklist covering embargo alignment, partner naming rules, and boilerplate fidelity. - Use Case: A communications lead needs to announce a new research report with a partner organization; the skill drafts a wire-ready release with placeholder-marked quotes, verified stats, and the canonical boilerplate pulled from the brand-voice skill. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to write a press release announcing your latest report or partnership, providing the title, key stats, quotes, and target URL.
