A reply that reads like a person wrote it.
Give it a thread URL. It works out what the person is stuck on and drafts a reply that earns the mention.
4 steps · runs on demand · added to your workspace as a draft
Read first
The whole thread. Then one reply.
A reply that ignores what was already said reads like an ad, because it is one.
01 · You paste a thread URL. The post comes in…
02 · …and so does everything people already replied.
03 · It marks what the person is actually stuck on.
04 · First call: name the real problem. It isn't “which tool”.
05 · Second call: answer that first. The mention comes last.
06 · It stops at a draft. Nothing is posted for you.
r/marketing · the thread you pasted214 points
u/original_poster
We rank fine on Google, but I have no idea if ChatGPT ever recommends us. Rank trackers don’t show it. How are people checking?
u/reply_one
Just ask it yourself every week, that's what we do.
u/reply_two
Tried that. Different answer every time, so which one counts?
LLM call 1 · what they’re actually stuck on
Not “which tool”. They can’t trust a single answer, because it changes between asks.
LLM call 2 · your draftnot posted
THE ANSWEROne ask is a sample of one. Run the same question 10+ times and count how often you’re named. That rate is the number.
THE MENTION, LASTWe built a tool that does this daily, if you’d rather not script it.
The run ends here. Posting it is yours to do.
In, and out
You give it a thread URL. This is what comes back.
- Shape
- 4 steps
- On demand
- run mode
- 1
- click to add
u/original_poster · 214 points
How are people tracking whether ChatGPT actually recommends them? Rank trackers don’t show it.
Your draftanswers the question first
Answers the question first · brand mentioned once, last
Illustrative output.
What it does
Pre-built, then yours to customize.
Add it to your workspace in one click. Sensible defaults and example inputs are already filled in.
Reads from · writes to
The template, step for step
- Trigger
- HTTP request
- LLM call
- LLM call
Added to your workspace as a Draft, with example inputs filled in. Every step is yours to change.
- 01
Reads the whole thread, replies included
- 02
Answers the question first — the mention is secondary
- 03
Written in your brand voice, not a template
- 04
Never auto-posts — you approve every reply
The steps
What happens on every run.
- scrape_thread
- identify_pain_point
- draft_humanized_comment
- queue_for_approval
4 steps · Runs on demand0 / 4
Run history keeps each step's output and runtime, and the input of every step that completed.
Before & after
The time this gives back.
The templates that publish put a Human review step before the CMS step, and nothing ever posts to Reddit for you. Review is a step, not a lock: a workflow you build or edit can publish or message a channel without one, so add it wherever you want the sign-off.
Doing it by hand~50 min
Reddit thread responder~7 min
Bars to scale: the time a person spends, each way.
Doing it by handyour team
- Reading the thread properly~15m
- Working out the real question~10m
- Drafting something not salesy~25m
Per thread, by hand~50 min
Reddit thread responderLive
- Agent reads and analysesauto
- Agent drafts the replyauto
- You edit and post~7m
One agent run~7 min
FAQ
Questions, answered.
No. It queues a draft for your approval and posting stays a human action. Automated Reddit commenting is a fast way to get a brand banned, which is not a growth strategy.
It answers the question first and only mentions the brand where that genuinely helps. Reddit communities recognise a reply written to plant a link, and they punish it.
The Reddit pain-point miner surfaces the high-engagement threads in your topic, and the Reddit Engagement Agent ranks them by citation potential.
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