Copiloto
With you
It sits in the open story. It proofreads, changes the tone, drafts headlines, and reorders the front — without another window.
A CMS not just for humans
The operating systemfor agentic newsrooms.
Publish more. Think better. Automate everything.
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Article
Port delays hit the cold chain
Importers warn of perishable shortages. The government is weighing a special corridor.
Tadevel Copilot
Tightened the deck and flagged the unnamed source. I can move this into the lead module.
Reorganize the front around this story.
context: article + screensend
morning-briefDONE
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cost $0.04 · 18s
Some of the names you already know
- ADNSUR
- Aviacionline
- Ámbito
- C5N
- Cba24n
- DirecTV
- Newsweek
- Noticias Argentinas
- Página 12
- Radio 10
How the work gets done
Three ways in. One system.
What a person does in the afternoon, an agent can finish at night. Same rules. Same trail. Nothing bolted on.
Agents
When you are not
Workflows that live inside the publication. They fire on a schedule, when a story publishes, or when something arrives from outside.
Connections
What you already use
Your other systems join the same flow as the rest of the newsroom: with permission, with a record, with someone who can stop them.
Copiloto
It already knows the story you are editing.
It lives in the article, on the front page, and in the morning inbox. This is not a generic chat pasted beside WordPress: it sees the open document, rewrites it, and leaves a briefing the desk will actually read.
- A chat that already has the story and the screen open
- Proofread, change the tone, and order the body in place
- Reorder a front with a sentence: “this story goes first”
- A traffic brief written for editors, not for a dashboard
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Copiloto
Agents
The work that keeps going when the desk leaves.
An agent is a workflow you save: in plain language when you want flexibility, in code when you need control. It runs on a schedule, when a story changes, or when an outside system calls. Every run is written down: what it touched, what it cost, how it ended.
- When a story publishes, draft the social post and queue the alert
- Every morning, clip sources and leave a brief on the desk
- If a number arrives from outside, update the live story
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Craft and memory
You teach them how your newsroom writes.
House style, yesterday’s corrections, the tools you already use. You should not have to explain it again on every story.
Skills
The stylebook, the legal check, election night. Recipes an agent loads when it needs them.
Memories
What was corrected once does not need to be explained again. It stays with the agent, with you, or with the whole desk.
Connections
GitHub, a CRM, an internal tool. They come in with the same permission and the same trail as everything else.
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GitHub
connected
Search Console
allowed
Control
You decide how far each agent can go.
It can touch stories, fronts, and campaigns. Not users, not settings. If something is sensitive, you approve it. If you want, you bring your own model key.
Database
Reads and writes articles, fronts, and campaigns. Not settings or people.
Screen
Sees and edits the document the editor has open.
Sends through the publication’s own mailer.
Internet
Brings in sources, searches, and pulls material from outside.
Pause
You stop a run and wake it later.
The whole publication
Publish, distribute, measure, and sell — in one place.
This is not an editor with a chat on the side. It is the whole newsroom: humans and agents, on the same content.
Publish
Articles, fronts, stories, and pages. The desk your editors already know.
Distribute
Social, phone alerts, and newsletters the moment you publish — or the moment an agent does.
Understand
Live traffic, trends, and a morning brief written for the person who edits, not for a dashboard.
Sell
Your own ad server. Slots, placements, targeting. No extra contract.
Next step
Let’s walk through your case.
Thirty minutes on how you publish today. No price list. No signup form.
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