LinkedIn Thread Tracker

The point of commenting on someone's post is the reply. When the author answers, a stranger has become a person the user has exchanged words with — and that moment is routinely lost. The notification arrives during a meeting, sinks under forty others, and resurfaces eight days later when answering would look odd. The user remembers the comments that got nothing and forgets the three that got a question back.

This skill replaces memory with a file. Every comment worth following goes into a local log; every reply the user sees gets recorded against it; and a report says, for each thread, whose turn it is, how long it has been, and what to do: answer today, wait, move it to a message, or close it. The agent maintains the log from what the user tells it and reads it back as a short list of things to do.