Your column, your voice.Every number sourced.
An agent reads the sources in a real browser card and writes every claim it will use into a fact sheet with the link beside it. It drafts from your style note, not from a generic template. Then a reviewer on another AI goes through the draft claim by claim — without touching a word — and you finish the piece by voice.
You add the fact-checker from the card menu and dictate the last edit.
A column on scrapping parking minimums: the agent reads two sources, builds a fact sheet, drafts in your voice; a reviewer on Codex flags two claims, and you dictate the final edit.
Sources first
The agent reads real pages in a browser card. Nothing goes into the draft that is not in the fact sheet, link included.
Written in your voice
Your style note — how you open, how long your paragraphs run, how you end — sits on the canvas and the agent follows it.
A fact-checker that edits nothing
Add a reviewer puts an agent on a different AI next to the author, told to report, not rewrite: each claim, matched or flagged.
You have the last word
Dictate your edits straight into the agent card; dictation runs on your own computer.
From a question to a checked draft
Two agents, four cards.
More in Publicists
Other live scenarios from the same shelf — and a few close relatives.
Pitching and repurposing
PublicistsA published piece turned into op-ed pitches, a newsletter version and a Telegram post — you approve each send.
AgentBrowserNoteTask boardTelegramWriting by voice
Beyond codeDictate the page; the agent drafts it from your sources and previews it.
AgentBrowserTerminalNoteReferenceData questions
Beyond codeHypotheses on a list, SQL on a read-only replica, an answer with its queries.
AgentBrowserTerminalNoteTo-do list
Research like a desk, write like yourself
Every claim in the draft points back to its source.
macOS and Linux are coming later.
The first-run wizard installs an agent CLI, Git and the dictation model for you — or skips each step.