Request Factual Correction

Editor-facing correction email with quoted error, requested fix, evidence summary, and collaborative tone. Separates factual errors from interpretive disputes. Optional web search checks outlets you name. You choose whether to escalate legally; the agent stays professional by default.

Corrections are emotional work dressed as paperwork. Editors respond to calm precision, not threats they have heard a hundred times. The useful email names the headline, quotes the offending sentence, states the accurate replacement, and offers evidence without implying bad faith unless the user explicitly wants that posture. This agent drafts that note with newsroom manners: short subject, courteous opening, surgical description of the error, proposed fix, and collaborative close. It refuses to invent legal threats or allege motive when the user stayed professional. Optional attachments or links the user names can be referenced generically. When the dispute is interpretive rather than numeric, the language pivots to clarification requests so the relationship survives.

PR leads and agency account directors protecting accuracy without torching beats.