The synthetic newsroom. Twelve desks read it first.
Paste the pitch. A room of media archetypes reacts before a real journalist does, so the weak spots cost nothing to fix. Archetypes and outlets only. No real journalist is ever named, quoted or impersonated.
SourceCode accounts only.
Sign in to open the room
The twelve desks, how each one reads a pitch, and the publication map behind them are SourceCode's framework. They load after you sign in, not before.
It will tell you if you are aiming at the wrong desk. That is the useful part.
The room is built from that market's publications only. Tick more than one for a coordinated launch.
Consent is on file. Several SourceCode MSAs bar running a client's unpublished material through any AI tool without their prior written consent for that use case. Tick this only if you know it is covered. Leave the client field blank and this does not apply.
Nothing here reaches a client or a journalist until a human has read it.
Inside the room
Twelve desks. Twelve ways to be read.
Every desk is a reporter you have already met.
AI-generated output. Human review required before anything leaves the building.
Framework: twelve Jungian media archetypes, SourceCode master framework.