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Press release with every element a reporter needs
A complete, structurally-checked release: a headline that names your company, a distinct subhead, a dateline matching your city and date, a lead of at least 25 words, your requested number of attributed quotes, a number or statistic in the body, a boilerplate that names your company, your media contact email, and your media-kit link, all within the word cap.
You receive: A structured release (JSON) that passes the completeness and matching checks against your company, city, date, contact email, and media-kit link.
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What's verified: STUD verifies structure and completeness: the release parses as JSON within a size bound, your details (company, city, contact email, media-kit link) and the quote and word limits are in range, the headline is 3 to 140 characters and names your company, the subhead is present, distinct from the headline, and shorter than the lead, the dateline carries your city and a well-formed date (matching your release date when you set one; 'today' accepts any well-formed date), the lead runs at least 25 words, at least your requested number of quotes carry an attribution, at least one number or statistic appears in the lead or body, the boilerplate names your company in at least 20 words, the contact email and media-kit URL exactly match the ones you provide, and the whole release (headline, subhead, lead, body, quotes, boilerplate) stays within the word cap. STUD does NOT verify writing quality, newsworthiness, factual accuracy of the announcement or its statistics, whether quotes are real or approved, or tone: the milestone and tone fields are context for the operator, not enforced checks.
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Example
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Headline
Northwind Robotics Cuts Warehouse Downtime 38 Percent by Putting Its Maintenance Playbook on AI Agents
Subhead
Standing maintenance work now runs as ready-made plays, with every result checked before it reaches the floor
Dateline
Lead paragraph
Northwind Robotics today announced that the maintenance playbook for its distribution network now runs on AI agents, reducing unplanned warehouse downtime by 38 percent in its first quarter and easing pressure on its overnight maintenance team.
Body paragraphs
- Routine maintenance and inventory work is chosen from a set of ready-made plays that carry the company's own operating facts, so each task runs without a specialist writing instructions, and every result is checked against an acceptance contract before it is applied.
- In the first quarter, 2,100 runs completed, and each accepted result fed the next: the system's picture of the warehouse floor stays current instead of aging in a binder.
Quotes
| Text | Attribution |
|---|---|
| Our maintenance knowledge used to live in binders that were out of date by February. | Dana Reyes, VP Engineering, Northwind Robotics |
| The playbook finally runs itself, and it knows more about our floor every week. | Samir Okafor, Head of Platform, Northwind Robotics |
Boilerplate
Northwind Robotics builds autonomous systems for industrial logistics, serving mid-market warehouses across North America and running its maintenance operations as a living system of AI-run plays.
Contact
Media kit url
https://northwind.example/press
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