AI for media and publishing
5 workflows. Guest research, show notes, fact checks, story leads and the editorial calendar, handled around the reporting.
$149/month per workspace · Unlimited people · AI usage billed by your provider
All media and publishing workflows.
5 workflows
- Start here Write show notes and clips Turn an episode transcript into show notes, chapters and clip ideas. Editorial · When something happens Works with Box.
- Start here Fact-check an article Check names, numbers and claims before publishing. Editorial · When you ask Works with Slack, Email.
- Start here Track story leads Get a daily list of news and filings on your beats. Editorial · On a schedule Works with Slack, Email.
- Prep an interview or episode Get research on a guest and suggested questions. Editorial · When you ask Works with Slack, Email.
- Manage the editorial calendar Know what's due, what's late and what's waiting on edits. Editorial · On a schedule Works with Notion, Confluence.
Where AI helps a media team.
Editors and producers do a lot of prep before anything is made. Maito prepares an interview or episode with web research, fact-checks an article against sources, writes show notes and clips from your files, and tracks story leads on the web. It also manages the editorial calendar in your docs and Slack, nudging writers when a piece falls behind.
The editorial call stays with editors. Maito shows its sources so you can check them, and a person still decides what is true enough to publish, what to run and what to cut. Voice, angle and ethics are yours. It drafts and flags; it doesn't publish anything for you.
Start with a fact-check. Mention @Maito in a Slack thread with a draft and ask it to check the claims and list its sources. Review what it flags. When that works, ask it to prep your next interview, then set the editorial calendar check up as a Loop that posts to your channel each morning.
Questions.
It researches, checks and prepares. Writers and editors write.
Yes, if you share the archive or connect where it lives.
Minutes for the workspace: create it, connect your AI provider and connect Slack. Each workflow then takes one request to your agent, plus signing in to any tool it needs.
No. You set up each workflow by asking your agent in plain words. A repository is only needed for coding work.
$149 per workspace per month, with unlimited people and $20 in cloud credits each month. Your AI provider bills its usage separately.