AI Newsroom.Write faster, without inventing anything.
Start from a blank page, an imported release, a brief, or a guided questionnaire for fifteen kinds of announcement. Codira PR drafts in newswire format and keeps every claim tied to where it came from.
Six specialists.One release.
Instead of one prompt writing everything, Codira PR runs a fixed pipeline: a strategist, research, a writer, an editor, verification and a compliance screen. Each returns a structured result that's checked in code before it's used, and every step is recorded.
The writer may use only facts from your sources or your brief.
AI proposes.You decide.
Ask for a change in plain words: more newsworthy, shorter, rewritten for financial journalists, five stronger headlines. The answer comes back as a suggestion, before and after, and the draft changes only when you accept it.
A suggestion made against older text can't overwrite newer work.
Approval bound to a version.What was approved is what goes out.
Ask a named approver, or anyone with permission. Each approval is tied to one exact version, so an edit while it's pending means asking again. Financial releases get enhanced review: two approvers, neither of them the person who asked.
And no one can approve while a gate is open: an unverified figure, an unapproved quote, a serious flag or a missing headline.
A writing partner.Beside the editor.
The Release Assistant drafts in your house style, rewrites a selection or the whole body, searches the web for sources and makes illustrations. Set the house style and up to two voice examples once for each workspace.
Links it can't show you are dropped, and quotes it can't find on the page never become sources.
Your public newsroom.On a page you own.
Publish approved releases now or on a schedule, to a newsroom with search, an archive, your company profile, media contacts, leadership and an RSS feed. Every release page carries structured data for search engines.
Corrections are added with a public note, not quietly rewritten.