Comment assistant
Draft a helpful reply to a matched post with AI, edit it, and post it yourself.
The comment assistant drafts a reply to any matched post. You choose what the comment should achieve, adjust the draft, then copy it and post it yourself.
BuzzGlean never posts for you. You always review the draft and post it from your own account.
Draft a comment
Open a match in the feed or its detail page and click Suggest comment.
Choose what the comment should achieve: pick a saved purpose or type your own, such as "Offer helpful advice and mention our product".
Click Generate comment. The draft appears in an editable box.
Refine it with Shorter, More casual or More detailed, click Regenerate for a new take, or edit the text directly.
Click Copy comment, then Open post and paste your reply where the post was published. For reviews on app stores and review sites the link reads Reply on the site's name, and you reply from your business or developer account there.
Reply styles
The comment assistant works for every source. The draft follows the norms of where the post was published:
| Source | Reply style |
|---|---|
| Facebook groups | Warm and concise, 20-80 words, plain text |
| Conversational and community-native, 40-150 words; markdown allowed | |
| Review sites | A public business response: thanks the reviewer, acknowledges their specific point, offers a next step, never argues. 30-100 words, plain text |
| App stores | A developer reply: thanks, addresses the specific point, offers a next step. Plain text, kept within the store's length limit (350 characters on Google Play) |
| Blogs, forums and other pages | A helpful, community-native reply, not salesy. 40-150 words, plain text |
Credits
Each generated or regenerated draft uses 1 comment credit. Your plan includes a daily allowance that resets every day; the dashboard's Comment credits card shows what's left and when it resets. You can buy extra credits from the same card when you need more.
See Plans and billing for the allowance on each plan.
Write replies that work
Communities reward help and punish promotion.
- Answer the question first. Lead with useful advice, even if it doesn't involve your product.
- Be open about who you are. If you mention your product, say you work on it.
- Follow each community's rules. Many subreddits and groups limit self-promotion.
- Answer reviews calmly. Thank the reviewer, address the specific point and offer a way to follow up, even when the review is unfair.
- Reply publicly rather than by direct message, unless invited.
Use it from the API or an agent
Generate suggestions programmatically with POST /matches/{id}/comment-suggestions (REST API) or the suggest_comment tool (MCP). Both use the same credits.