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Run a content planning meeting with an agent team
A Chinese tech media account put a researcher, a fact-checker and an editor agent into a Cue group chat to pick an article topic and write it. They had a finished draft in under ten minutes after sending one reply.
What they did
The researcher had to find five candidate topics for a Chinese AI newsletter, the fact-checker verified each one, and the editor recommended one with three headline options. The testers picked a headline, the researcher wrote a first draft and the editor finalized and delivered the file.
How it went
The five candidates came with source links, and a fact-checker's warning that a detail was still unknown carried through into the final headline.
Worth knowing
The chat showed no progress for a long stretch, one agent repeated the whole candidate list, and the testers did not check the article's quality or the figures in it.
Try it with Cue
Create a group chat with a researcher, a fact-checker and an editor. The researcher finds <number> topic ideas for <your newsletter or blog> with source links, the fact-checker verifies each, and the editor recommends one with three headline options. Wait for my pick, then draft the article in <language> and flag anything still unverified.
Swap the parts in angle brackets for your own details. This prompt is adapted from the case, not copied from the original.
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