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Comment Ops Assistant

Sort a pasted comment section into questions, collabs, trolls and spam — with a reply draft for each.

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Your comment section is a second inbox

A good video brings thirty comments: a handful of real questions, one sponsorship email, two people picking a fight, and a pile of "love this!!" and discount links. Reading them all is fine. Answering them all is an hour you didn't plan for.

Paste the comments here. Each one gets sorted, explained, and answered — a reply draft you can read, adjust and copy straight into the platform. Triage first, typing second.

Four tiers, one reason each

Every comment lands in one of four buckets, with a one-sentence reason so you can see the sorting, not just trust it:

  • Question — asks for information, a detail, or a genuine opinion. Gets a real answer.
  • Collab — a sponsorship, partnership or "send us your rates" email. Gets a polite reply that promises nothing.
  • Troll — insults, bait, bad-faith provocation. Gets a calm template, or a suggested skip.
  • Spam — ads, scams, bot chains, content-free praise. Flagged and left alone, so you can ignore it in one glance.

Each card shows a confidence level — high, medium or low — and on a low-confidence call it names the other tier it might be, so you know where the sorting is unsure instead of assuming it is wrong.

Drafts that sound like you

Add one line about your voice — "friendly, exclamation marks, a little self-deprecating" — and every draft follows it. Leave it empty and you get friendly-professional. Drafts are written per comment, not from one template: the answer to a lens question reads like an answer, the reply to a lowball sponsorship reads like a polite no-thanks.

You stay in charge

Nothing is posted, sent, liked, deleted or blocked. The tool never connects to your account and never touches the platform — drafts stop at the copy button, in a card you read first. Heated or sensitive threads get a neutral, careful draft with a flag saying so, because that is exactly the kind of reply you don't want to improvise. Comments are used for this one run only; nothing is stored against the people who wrote them.

Made for creators who post regularly

If your comments arrive in the dozens and your replies matter to your audience, this turns the daily read-and-reply grind into a five-minute pass. Reviewers, editors and community managers working through someone else's comment section are welcome too — paste the voice line of the account you're ghost-writing for.

How to use it

  1. Copy the comments from your post — one per line, or as "Name: comment" blocks — and paste them in, up to about 30 at a time.
  2. Optionally add one line describing your voice.
  3. Generate. You get one card per comment: the comment, its tier and reason, and a reply draft.
  4. Read each draft, tweak what you want, and copy it into the platform. Skip anything flagged as not worth a reply.

Sorting is a suggestion, not a verdict: you can always ignore a tier and answer a "spam" comment anyway — the drafts are yours to keep, edit or throw away.

Questions

How do I format the comments I paste?

Whatever shape they come in: one comment per line, or "Name: comment" blocks copied as a group. Handles, timestamps and emoji can stay — they are kept as part of each comment so you can find it again. Paste up to about 30 comments at a time; for a longer burst, split it into two runs.

Does it reply to comments for me?

Never. Every reply is a draft in a card, and the tool has no connection to your account — it cannot post, like, delete or block anything. You read the draft, adjust it if you want, and copy it into the platform yourself. If a paste doesn't look like a comment feed at all, you get one card explaining the expected format instead of guessed comments.

How accurate is the sorting?

Every card shows a confidence level, and a low-confidence call tells you which other tier it might be instead of pretending to be sure. Judgement calls are flagged, not hidden: someone pushing back on your take politely may be sorted as a question — answer it if it deserves one. The tiers are a suggestion you can override, and your instincts about your own audience always win.

What happens with heated or sensitive comments?

Insults and bait get either a calm, de-escalating draft or a suggested skip — the tool never argues back. Comments touching politics, religion, harassment or public drama get a neutral draft with a "sensitive topic" flag, so you never post a hot take you didn't mean to write.

Can it handle comments in other languages?

Yes. Each reply draft is written in the language of the comment it answers; comments in a language the model can't match fall back to English so you at least have something to adapt. The card layout and explanations stay in English.

What happens to the comments I paste?

They are used for this one run: sorted, answered, shown back to you. Nothing is stored against the people who wrote them, no profile of your commenters is built, and your drafts are the only thing worth keeping. Do not paste private information — comment sections are public, and drafts should stay public-safe.

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