Riverside is launching Riverside Agents for podcast and video creators who record on the platform and still carry the production work after the session. Four specialists split the job. Producer preps interview questions, talking points, layouts, and branding, and supports the host while recording. Editor turns the raw file into a full episode, proposing where to tighten the conversation and applying layouts, B-roll, motion graphics, audio cleanup, captions, and branding. Clipper cuts the moments worth sharing into finished social clips, and Marketer writes captions, show notes, and thumbnails, then schedules or publishes only after the creator approves. The agents start as soon as recording ends, so Clipper has flagged moments and Editor has a plan before the creator watches the file back, and finished clips move to Marketer without a manual handoff. The same workflow runs on web and iOS, including a phone notification when clips are ready to review. Each agent is tuned for one job and works inside Riverside’s own tools for conversational and talking-head video, including pause and filler-word removal. Creators still sign off before anything goes live, can open the editor for the last changes, and the agents keep a memory of how that show is usually cut. Riverside was founded in 2020 by brothers Nadav Keyson and Gideon Keyson and is used by teams at Spotify, NBC, and The New York Times. The agents are included on every plan, with what they can do scaling by tier, and a 14-day free trial is available. For solo hosts and small teams, the launch puts prep, the full edit, clipping, and distribution on a crew that already knows the next step.