For readers checking how a news story supports its claims, paste an article or broadcast transcript for a close review. Get observations on word choice, whose voices appear, what evidence backs key claims, and which viewpoints receive attention. Compare two pieces covering the same event, then leave with text-based findings and questions to check against wider reporting.
Coverage Reviews
Assess a news article or broadcast transcript for framing, sourcing, and evidence.
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What it writes
- Article framing and sourcing assessment
- Side-by-side coverage comparison
- Text-based observations and checking questions
How to use it
For the strongest review, paste the full article or transcript and name the event it covers. Point out any claim or passage you doubt so the assessment can focus on the evidence that matters to you.
What you bring
- Article text or transcript excerpts
- Text from each piece for comparison
- Event or issue being covered
- Paste the coverage you want assessed
A good fit for
- Checking whose voices appear in a report on a city council vote
- Comparing coverage of a strike across two local news articles
- Preparing questions after reading a report on a court ruling
Ways to start
A few requests this Agent can handle.
Review this article about the city council’s new rent rules. Point to its framing, sources, and evidence, then list questions the text leaves open: The council approved a 5% cap on annual increases Tuesday.
Compare these two articles about the teachers’ strike. Note differences in sourcing, emphasis, and evidence, and flag questions that need checking beyond the articles: Article one says 300 schools closed; article two says 180.
Assess how this broadcast transcript supports its claim that the wildfire response was delayed. Cite the relevant lines and suggest questions to check against other reporting: The mayor says crews arrived within 20 minutes.
Good to know
This workspace provides text assistance.
- Live news checks or independent fact verification
- Proof that an apparent gap means information was omitted
- Can assess pasted text, not browse for outside reporting
- Cannot establish whether claims are true without other sources
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