Public relations and corporate communications.Every claim accounted for.

Codira PR brings releases, sources, approvals, a public newsroom and campaigns into one workspace, with every claim traced to where it came from and nothing published without a person's approval.

Formerly Uplevll

Codira PR’s own agents and checks, drawn in code. Example work.

Most PR tools do one job: write, send, list or measure. Codira PR keeps one record for each organization, so the facts approved while writing are the same facts a newsroom, a campaign or a report relies on, and nothing drifts between separate tools.

Previously developed under the Uplevll brand, it applies Codira's orchestration architecture to corporate communications: specialist agents draft and check, rules in code stop what shouldn't pass, and a person with the right permission makes every consequential decision.

Who it is for.Teams with something important to say.

Built for in-house communications teams, for agencies running many client brands, and for enterprise and regulated teams that need defined approvals and an audit trail.

  • In-house communications
  • Public relations agencies
  • Marketing teams
  • Founders
  • Regulated industries

The problems it addresses.AI is easy to generate. Credible news is harder.

A language model can write a press release in seconds, but figures must come from somewhere, quotes need their speaker's approval and a person must decide what goes out under an organization's name. Codira PR is built around those requirements.

Invented Facts

AI can produce figures, quotes or partners nobody supplied. Here the writer may use only facts from the brief or sources, and code checks it.

Scattered Tools

When writing, approval and reporting live in different products, facts drift. One shared record keeps them aligned.

Unreviewed Releases

Nothing is published, paid for or sent without a person who holds the permission to do it.

Core capabilities.From the brief to the published release.

AI Newsroom

A release editor with version history, approvals and the specialist agent pipeline.

Release Assistant

Drafting in the organization's house style, web research whose sources are checked, and illustrative images labelled as AI.

Public Newsroom

Scheduled publishing, corrections with public notes, an RSS feed and structured data for search.

Campaigns

Plans that become campaigns only when a person accepts them, with tasks, a calendar and measurable goals.

Agencies and Enterprise

Client workspaces, custom roles, required two-factor sign-in, scoped API keys and signed webhooks.

Distribution Gateway

Quotes, orders, payment holds and status tracking for newswire distribution.In development

How the orchestration is applied.A fixed pipeline, recorded step by step.

The release pipeline is defined in code rather than left to an agent's own choices. Each specialist returns a structured result that is validated before it is used, and every step is logged with its model, cost and duration.

Research runs when sources are attached, and quotes it can't find word for word in a source are dropped.

  1. 01StrategistWeighs whether it is news, names the audience and angle, and lists what is missing.
  2. 02ResearchExtracts facts from the sources, each with the passage it rests on.
  3. 03WriterDrafts the release using only facts from the brief and the sources.
  4. 04EditorTightens the draft for the wire and the house style.
  5. 05VerificationFlags unsupported claims, unverified figures and unapproved quotes.
  6. 06ComplianceScreens for advertising, securities, privacy and defamation risk, as guidance rather than legal advice.

Verification and governance.Rules in code that no model can wave through.

Every claim carries its provenance: from a source, stated by the user, suggested by AI, or a drafted quote. Approval is blocked while any open issue remains, and an approval is bound to the exact version approved, so any later edit makes it stale.

  • A figure appears in the brief or the sources, or it blocks approval.

  • A drafted quote has its speaker's recorded approval, or it blocks approval.

  • A financial release needs two approvers, neither of whom requested it.

  • An AI agent can never publish, pay, submit or contact anyone.

  • An API key can never approve, publish, pay or send.

AI where writing helps. Rules where accuracy matters.

Integrations

Ways to connect Codira PR to the rest of an organization's systems, with their status today.

  • API keys

    Scoped keys, shown once, with rotation, rate limits and an audit trail. They act for the person who created them.

  • Signed webhooks

    Versioned events, signed and delivered with retries, for releases, approvals and other changes.

  • Newswire distributionIn testing

    A gateway built for authorized newswire integrations. The first network is in testing and not yet open to customers.

  • AI providers

    Anthropic's Claude for writing and checking, and OpenAI for illustrative images only.

Security and data

Each organization's data is kept apart in the database itself. Statements here describe how the product works today.

  • Isolation by organization

    Row-level security is enforced on every table holding customer data, so one organization's records cannot be read by another.

  • Sign-in

    Two-factor sign-in with recovery codes, which a workspace can require, and modern password hashing.

  • Audit trail

    An append-only log of who did what, including any action by Codira staff in the customer's own log.

  • Uploads

    Files are checked by type, scanned for malware before storage and served through short-lived signed links.

Documentation and demonstrations.See Codira PR for yourself.

Your story.With every claim accounted for.

Codira PR helps communications teams move faster without becoming less careful, keeping editorial judgment and factual responsibility with the people whose names go on the release.