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Read your first story

Open the story created from your approved pitch and read its enrichment, claims and sources.

Approving a pitch creates a story. Nuvelics then enriches it: it researches the story beyond the articles in your pitch, drafts a structured summary of what happened and checks the key claims. Enrichment is what outputs are written from, so a story must finish enriching before you can create an output or push it.

Open the story

  1. After you approve a pitch, choose Open story or View story, or open Stories in the sidebar and choose the story. The list shows each story's Enrichment status.
  2. While enrichment is running, the story shows an Enriching banner: "Enrichment is running. The sections below fill in when it finishes." The page updates by itself.

The statuses are Pending (waiting to be picked up), Running, Enriched and Failed. If it fails, the banner says so; choose Re-enrich and confirm with Yes, re-enrich to try again. A failed story stays failed until you re-enrich it. Re-enriching replaces the story's additional sources, claims, entities and media with a fresh run; the original sources are untouched.

Read the enrichment

When the story is Enriched, the page fills in with these sections:

  • Summary and Why it matters, carried over from the pitch you approved.
  • Story meaning, the who, what, when, where and why.
  • Original sources, the articles behind the pitch, and Additional sources, which enrichment found.
  • Key claims, each marked Confirmed, Unverified or Contested. Treat the unverified and contested ones with care: they say what is not settled.
  • Key entities, the people and organizations involved, and a Story timeline.
  • Related media, and where available social posts and photos or videos from your archive.

What the claim statuses mean is explained in Enrichment and fact-checking.

What you should see

An Enriched story with its claims listed.

Next

Create your first output.

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