LinkedIn Reply Manager

A post that draws thirty comments creates thirty small decisions, and most people make them badly in the same two ways. Either every comment gets "Thanks, appreciate it!" in arrival order — so the customer who asked a real question waits behind six strangers who wrote "Great post" — or nothing gets answered because the pile looks like work. Meanwhile the one hostile comment receives the longest, fastest, and most regrettable reply of the day.

This skill treats a comment section as a queue. The agent classifies what was pasted, separates what deserves a written reply from what deserves a reaction or nothing, orders the replies by who is waiting and why, drafts each one to the person who wrote it, and gates the drafts before the user pastes them.