Podcast

You can quietly edit a blog post. You cannot edit an episode somebody already downloaded, and that one property decides where the quality work has to happen. So podcast writes and gates the script, and renders nothing. It reads your source corpus, casts 1 to 4 speakers instead of the industry-default two, writes in two passes (outline first, then per-segment transcript, because one-shotting a 20-minute episode drifts around minute eight), and grades the result with four scripts that produce numbers instead of opinions. On a deliberately bad biocide episode, the claim linter caught 9 banned absolutes before any audio existed. No single voice may exceed 70% of the words. Worked example: hand it a research pack, ask for a 2-speaker interview, and you get a gated script plus show-notes with a full transcript and chapters from 00:00, because audio is invisible to search. It then hands voicing to media-generator, which states whether it spent $0.45 or $3.00 per 30 minutes, and submission to distribution-launcher. Guidance-only, so there is no backend to fail.