Mentionova

Agent · Outreach

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.

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4 stepsRuns on demandHTTP request · AI call · Workspace data
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What it does

Pre-built, then yours to customize.

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  • Reads the whole thread, replies included
  • Answers the question first — the mention is secondary
  • Written in your brand voice, not a template
  • Never auto-posts — you approve every reply
Reddit
Reddit thread responder
scrape_thread1.4s
identify_pain_point1.5s
draft_humanized_comment1.9s
queue_for_approval0.3s
4 steps · Runs on demand
Every run logs each step’s input, output and runtime.

The steps

What happens on every run.

1

Scrape the thread

The whole discussion, including the replies that shifted it.

2

Identify the pain point

What the person is actually stuck on, which is often not the title.

3

Draft a humanised comment

Answers the question first; the mention only earns its place if it helps.

4

Queue it for approval

Lands in your queue. The agent never posts.

Before & after

The time this gives back.

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

Steps that touch the outside world — a CMS, a channel, a live page — gate on human approval. You keep final approval.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Does it post to Reddit automatically?
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.
What makes the comment humanised?
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.
How do I find threads worth replying to?
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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