In simple English
This tool helps you find journalists looking for sources on a website called Qwoted. It opens a web browser on your computer and logs into your account. Then it reads media requests and filters out ones that do not match your expertise. For the ones that match, it asks your local artificial intelligence program to write a pitch. You can test it safely in dry-run mode so it never spends your money or sends a message without permission.
What it is
A local-first command-line program that automates media relations by combining browser automation with your local command-line artificial intelligence assistant. It keeps your login sessions in a local folder and handles filtering before sending any text to your AI model.
What it is good for
Solo founders and marketers who want PR coverage without spending hours manually refreshing Qwoted and writing pitches.
- Runs locally on your computer, keeping your session cookies in your own folders.
- Includes a dry-run mode so you can test the workflow without spending credits or sending pitches.
- Automatically filters out mismatched topics before sending requests to your artificial intelligence model.
- Requires Node.js, Google Chrome, a Qwoted account, and an authenticated command-line artificial intelligence tool.
- Real runs can spend Qwoted credits and submit actual pitches to journalists automatically.
- Background worker automation features are currently specific to macOS.
manually checking Qwoted and writing pitches by hand
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npm install -g infinite-press-agent press-agent init press-agent run --once --dry-run