Be in the conversations that bring you customers. Starting with the ones already happening on your posts.
Every comment on your LinkedIn and Reddit posts lands in one threaded feed, with three reply drafts in your brand voice ready to go. Then Content Agents finds the discussions elsewhere where your expertise is the answer. Run every step by hand, or switch any step to autonomous.
Every reply is an opening.
Conversations is one feed with two sources: the comments arriving on posts you published, and the discussions worth joining out in your communities. Each item is already read, scored, and drafted three ways. Approve one at a time while you build trust, then hand over the steps you no longer want to think about.
- Every reply to your posts, in one inbox — Comments on the posts you published to LinkedIn and Reddit sync in automatically and appear as full threads — who said what, in reply to what. No more checking two platforms to see who answered you, and no reply left hanging because nobody saw it.
- Reply without leaving the page — Open a thread, pick one of three drafted angles, adjust a word, and post — the reply lands on LinkedIn or Reddit, correctly threaded under the comment it answers. The whole loop from "someone commented" to "you responded well" happens in one place.
- A discovery feed of conversations worth joining — Beyond your own posts, Content Agents watches the communities you pick and surfaces discussions where your buyers are asking something you can genuinely answer — ranked by opportunity, with the context to judge each one in a glance. A short list of good doors, not a feed to scroll.
- Three angles on every conversation — Each opening — inbound reply or discovered thread — comes back with three ways in: agree and extend, respectfully challenge, or add the angle nobody raised. Pick the one that sounds like you, adjust a word, publish. Every draft points at something specific in the post it answers.
- Manual or autonomous — per step, your call — Finding, drafting, and publishing are three separate switches. Leave all three manual and Content Agents becomes a research assistant that hands you a thread and a draft. Flip them on one at a time as the output earns it. Publishing stays off until you turn it on — nothing reaches a platform unreviewed.
- Official APIs, start to finish — Every action runs through the same sanctioned platform APIs Content Agents already uses to publish your content, on connections you authorize yourself. Nothing installed in your browser, nothing operating inside your session. It stays clean at any volume you set.
What it looks at
- Inbound Replies — Comments on your own LinkedIn and Reddit posts, synced automatically and shown threaded — with three reply drafts and an in-product reply button.
- Discovery Feed — Every discussion in your communities read, classified by theme and intent, and ranked — you review a shortlist of openings, never a feed to scroll.
- Step-Level Autonomy — Find, draft, and publish are independent switches. Manual by default, autonomous when you say so, reversible in one click.
- Brand Voice — The same voice, tone, and phrasing rules as your articles and social posts — defined once, enforced on every comment.
The two ways people do this today.
By hand, or in a pod
- An hour of scrolling to find one thread worth answering
- Momentum that dies the week you get busy
- Or a pod: a browser extension acting inside your logged-in session
- The same handful of people on every post, whatever it says
- "Great post!" and a fire emoji, from someone who did not read it
- Reach that evaporates the moment the platform catches up
Conversations
- A ranked feed of openings, already read and scored for you
- A cadence you set once, that holds whether or not you show up
- Official platform APIs — nothing installed, nothing in your session
- Strangers actively asking about the thing you do
- A real point, referencing the actual post, in your voice
- Replies, profile visits, and relationships that outlast an algorithm
How it works
- Listen — Replies to your own LinkedIn and Reddit posts sync in on their own and arrive threaded. Alongside them, Content Agents watches the communities you pick and scores every new discussion worth joining.
- Choose — One feed, ranked: the replies waiting on your posts and the openings found elsewhere. Open one, read the thread, and decide — answer it, join it, or let it go. This step is always yours.
- Draft — Three angles in your voice, on demand or waiting for you when the opening arrives. Edit freely. Toggle drafting to autonomous and every opportunity lands pre-written.
- Reply — One button, through the official API — threaded under the comment it answers. Or hand this one over too, bounded by your daily ceiling and active hours, and take it back whenever you want.
People are replying to you right now.
Connect your accounts and open one feed of every reply on your posts and every conversation worth joining — each already drafted in your voice, waiting for a yes.
Frequently asked questions
What counts as "inbound"?
Every comment left on a post you published to LinkedIn or Reddit. They sync in automatically, arrive as full threads, and each comes with three reply drafts in your voice — you approve one and it posts, correctly threaded, without opening the platform. That includes posts you published natively, not just the ones sent through Content Agents.
Can I run this completely manually?
Yes, and that is the default. With every switch off, Content Agents is a research assistant: it brings you the replies on your posts and a ranked feed of discussions worth joining, summarizes each thread, and drafts three ways to answer — and nothing reaches a platform until you press publish. Automation is something you turn on step by step, once the drafts have earned it. Turning it back off is one click.
What can it find on its own, and what do I bring?
Community discussions and the replies on posts you published through Content Agents are fully automatic — the platforms give us sanctioned read access there, so the feed fills itself. For a post on someone else's LinkedIn feed, you bring the link and the text, and Content Agents does the rest: reads it, finds the angle, and writes three versions in your voice. We are deliberate about that split, because the only way to auto-discover a stranger's LinkedIn feed is a browser extension reading your session — and that is the thing that gets accounts restricted.
Is this an engagement pod?
No, and the difference is structural. A pod is a reciprocity ring — a group agrees to engage with each other's posts regardless of relevance, usually through an extension driving your logged-in session. Conversations has no members and no reciprocity. It finds discussions where you have something genuinely useful to say, and when there is nothing to add it tells you to skip. The value comes from being relevant to a stranger, not from trading likes with people you already know.
Can this get my account restricted?
Every action runs through the official platform APIs on connections you authorize yourself — the same path Content Agents already uses to publish your posts. We ship no browser extension, we do not scrape, and we never operate inside your logged-in session. You also set the daily ceiling and the hours it is allowed to act, so volume stays in a range you chose rather than a range a tool chose for you.
Will the comments actually sound like us?
They use the same brand voice, tone, and banned-phrase settings that govern your articles and social posts, so there is one definition of how you sound rather than a separate one for comments. Every draft has to reference something specific in the post it answers — that is a requirement, not a style preference. And you get three angles per opening, so if one reads wrong, another usually lands. Nothing is public until you approve it.
How much of my day does this take?
The design target is a few minutes. You open a ranked list of openings, each already drafted three ways, and you approve, tweak, or skip. What gets automated is the hour of scrolling to find something worth answering — not the judgment about what to say. As you hand over more steps, that few minutes gets shorter rather than the volume getting louder.