AI
Comment replies that skip the noise.
A comment with a question can get an AI reply. A string of emoji does not spend a credit.
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Public and private
You can still post a short public reply and send the longer answer in the DM. Plan on one private reply per comment.
Keep public acknowledgment and private detail distinct
A comment rule can retain a fixed public response while optional AI composes the configured reply for a substantive question. Do not describe this as a separate autonomous public-comment assistant with competitor-specific moderation or delayed posting. The workflow still has a trigger, match, saved text, and eligible send path. A comment can grant one private reply. That grant does not become an unrestricted conversation merely because the text was generated by a model.
A workflow to try
For a sizing post, put actual measurements, product destinations, and uncertainty wording in the note. Test a question about fit, a request for the exact guide keyword, and an emoji-only comment. Inspect which saved and generated texts appear in your configured flow. Public text should avoid personal information and promise only what the private message attempts to deliver. If the person responds privately with more detail, the active messaging window provides the ordinary follow-up path.
Checks before you change the setup
Noise skipping means the model is not used on certain inputs; it is not a claim that every tag, complaint, or spam message is classified perfectly. Static rule text may still send. Check account scope, overlapping rules, private-reply eligibility, and the credit balance before troubleshooting output. If a rich opening message fails, preserve the format and rejection for support. If a generated answer is misleading, pause the rule and repair the note instead of assuming a model setting guarantees factual accuracy.
Use a narrow review sample before broadening scope
Select a post whose factual questions are covered by the note and preserve the exact sample comments you test. Include a resource keyword, a real question, an unclear request, and noise. Review the private answer as well as any public text, and note which outputs were static. Keep a person responsible for complaints and requests involving personal information. Do not declare every skipped input spam or every generated response a successful lead. A controlled review lets you improve the note and scope before wider exposure, without advertising an account-wide moderation classifier or guaranteed public response behavior that the implementation does not establish.
Questions
Yes. A keyword rule sends its saved text with no credits.
This page describes optional generation on configured rules, not Reachlee’s separate delay and classification system. Use the implemented DripDM settings and test their exact result. Do not infer additional moderation, public-posting, or activity-dashboard features from another product’s article.
No. Keep personal information out of public comments and use the appropriate private or human-support route. Generated text still requires review, especially when a question asks for an exception or sensitive advice.