AI-Agents for Community in Community Moderation
Answer member questions, flag spam, ask moderators to decide. Every one is ready to run, and you can adjust it in plain language.
Answer suitable questions and log reasons for skipped comments.
Keep useful community questions from getting buried, with thoughtful replies and a shared record of what you skipped.
29 toolsEmail the group administrator new posts awaiting approval.
See new group posts awaiting approval in your morning email, with the details and links you need to review them.
25 toolsKeep the post approval queue current as moderators decide by email.
Your moderator gets held group posts by email, while you get decision updates and a daily view of what is still waiting.
7 toolsCheck group posts against rules and return administrators' decisions.
Your colleagues can email proposed group posts and get a clear answer on what they can submit.
4 toolsCheck reported member messages and point moderators to prior findings.
Your moderators get a reasoned second look at possible spam, right in the review thread where they asked for help.
Surface personal stories in comments for the account owner.
Your morning comment list brings thoughtful questions and personal stories from your posts into your work chat, with links to reply.
15 toolsSend ranked member post matches to the moderators' review channel.
Your moderators get a ranked list of suspected spam across group posts, with matching excerpts and links they can check.
17 toolsKeep post conversations moving and flag comments needing a teammate.
Keep up with your Instagram comments: routine questions get replies in your voice, while comments needing your judgment arrive in a daily chat list.
14 toolsSurface viewer concerns for the creator to answer personally.
Get a daily video comment list that puts questions worth answering first, with context and a link to reply.
Bring separate member flags into one case with post context.
Your moderator gets a case when people flag different posts by the same member. The discussions and earlier reports stay close at hand.
Answer member questions on posts and send personal cases to the lead.
Keep up with questions on your social posts: clear answers appear in comments, and your community lead gets links for personal follow-up.
Brief moderators on reported posts with context from member discussions.
Your moderator gets a clear spam or false alarm assessment, with evidence from the conversation and a direct link to the post.
