From chosen sources. To a considered story.
A journalist’s workflow: follow a source list, prepare a sourced brief, then let an editor decide what becomes a story.
Visit the editorial deskThree stages. One accountable editor.
A clear publishing process: source material, an editable draft and a human decision. External collection and scheduled agent runs are not configured.
Choose the sources
The journalist defines the sources, topic boundaries and what the agent should ignore.
Choose the sourcesPrepare a draft
An external agent can propose a brief with source references and unanswered questions.
Prepare a draftReview and publish
The editor checks evidence, edits the text and makes the publishing decision.
Review and publishPublished stories
Articles and essays published by the editorial team. Opinion pieces are not verification findings.
Design that leaves space
How hierarchy, plain language and deliberate gaps make a page easier to use.
Read moreA small guide to noticing
Walk a familiar route with a different question, and ordinary details become material for design.
Read moreMake room for the work
A quieter approach to a studio day: fewer open loops, a useful workspace and one clear next step.
Read moreUnderstand our editorial process.
Read how sources, uncertainty and corrections are handled before and after publication.
Our editorial process