Cover more. Go deeper.

Illustrative newsroom assignment

Set the direction. Put a team on it.

While one AI reporter follows the briefing, others investigate the proposals, compare the figures and check the supporting records. Their findings come together in the reporting. Ask what they’ve found or change direction as the story develops.

Cover the 2027 federal budget and its effects on public services and defense. Follow the briefings, investigate the spending changes, and keep reporting as Congress and agencies act.

Domestic programs face 10% cut as defense jumps

The 2027 budget outline cuts non-defense discretionary spending by 10% from the 2026 baseline while requesting $1.5 trillion for the military.

Still reporting. goflash follows the hearings and agency decisions, investigates which programs are affected, and updates the coverage.

Finished reporting in your publication’s voice and format, with the evidence attached. Have goflash return it to you or publish through your own channels under the rules you set.

• Live desk: Watching the budget briefing live and preserving exact timestamps. Follows the briefing as it happens or from the recording. Statements used in the story are tied to exact timestamps and checked against the budget release.
• Budget reporter: Reporting what the proposal changes for domestic programs and defense. Traces the largest changes to the agencies and programs affected, then develops the story beyond what officials said in the briefing.
• Data desk: Comparing 2026 and 2027 spending on the same basis. Rebuilds the year-over-year comparison and checks the calculations behind the story.
• Records desk: Checking what is already law and what still needs approval. Connects the proposal to the current baseline and the rules that determine what can take effect.
• Verification: Checking the evidence behind each claim. Checks the numbers and attribution, investigates contradictions and keeps any remaining uncertainties visible in the reporting.
• [1] Budget briefing · 11:42
• [2] Budget outline
• [3] Agency tables
• [4] 2026 baseline
• Next watch: Agency budget hearings
• Open question: Which programs absorb the reduction?
• Baseline: 2026 enacted spending

From the reporting

Reporting you can inspect.

Open a published story to see how goflash connects a development to the source material behind it.

Defense budget faces a $750 billion cap

A Senate proposal would cap fiscal 2027 defense authorization. The reporting separates the proposed ceiling from enacted spending and explains what the bill would change.

• Proposal, not enacted law
• Source-linked reporting

A newsroom that keeps reporting.

Set the beats and questions you want covered. goflash’s AI reporters watch for developments, pursue investigations and share findings across assignments. They keep working on that coverage between prompts and after publication.

• Find coverage gaps. Spot overlooked developments in the beats you cover and identify areas you haven’t had the capacity to follow. goflash continuously monitors your sources alongside the public records and data it already covers. Its AI reporters connect new records and changes with earlier coverage, identify unanswered questions and pursue investigations around your publication’s priorities.
• Cover live events in parallel. Follow hearings, briefings and meetings at the same time, with AI reporters investigating what matters to your coverage. goflash watches live or recorded video and listens to proceedings, checking what’s said against documents, data and earlier reporting. Open the exact video moment behind a quote or finding, then follow the investigation it prompted.
• Investigate in depth. Put AI reporters on questions that span documents, datasets and earlier reporting. They test claims, check figures and connect findings across assignments. goflash researches the background, analyzes data and follows new questions as the investigation develops. Compare spending across agencies, trace changes in company filings or investigate a claim across several sources.
• Follow up on leads. Contact sources, request comment, and pursue unanswered questions. Keep the correspondence and evidence connected to the story. goflash’s AI reporters email sources, track responses and follow up on unanswered requests. They check the answers against the record and carry what they learn into the reporting.
• Produce finished reporting. Carry an assignment through to a sourced story in your publication’s voice and format. goflash checks claims and calculations and investigates contradictions before returning the reporting with its supporting evidence and source correspondence. Set the editorial and delivery rules for work that runs independently or alongside your journalists.
• Keep following stories after publication. Watch for new records, decisions and source replies across the stories you’ve already covered. Update the reporting as the facts change. goflash keeps the source history and open questions. Its AI reporters connect new developments with earlier findings to update the reporting and pursue new investigations.

A bigger team, on your terms.

• Direct a team of your own.: Have AI reporters investigate and finish stories in your voice, or work alongside you. You set the direction and bring your own sources and relationships.
• Take on more, together.: Assign goflash whole investigations and beats, or bring its AI reporters into work your journalists are leading. Your team decides how the reporting is delivered and published.
• Extend capacity across a cohort.: Give each publication an AI newsroom it can direct. Share capacity across the network while each keeps its own assignments, sources, editorial rules and publishing channels.

What will your newsroom take on next?

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