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Pick what your comment should do and get three fill-in-the-blank frames with [bracketed] gaps to finish in your own words. It does not write a comment for you. It is free, runs in your browser, uses no AI and sends nothing anywhere. For replies drafted in your own voice from a post you paste in, use Reply Studio.
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Stays in your browser. Nothing you paste is sent anywhere.
Three frames built from templates. Replace the highlighted [placeholders] with your own details.
Frame 1
One thing I'd add on [the main point]: [your specific insight]. I saw this first-hand when [a short example from your own work]. Has that matched what you've seen?
Frame 2
The part of [the main point] that rarely gets said: [the detail most people miss]. In my experience, [what usually happens in practice]. What would you add?
Frame 3
This lines up with something I've noticed: [your observation]. It matters because [the consequence]. Curious if others see the same.
These frames come from built-in templates, not AI. For replies written in your own voice, try Reply Studio.
How to use it
- Paste the post you want to comment on. This is optional, but a capitalised name or a number in it gets pulled into the frames.
- Pick what the comment should do and how long it should be.
- Copy a frame, replace the [bracketed] parts with something real from your own experience, and read it through the checklist before you post.
Tips
- One idea per comment. If you have two, write the better one.
- Say something only you could say: a number from your own work, a mistake you made, a case you saw.
- Skip openers like “Great post!”. They add nothing and everyone scrolls past them.
- If a question fits, end with one. It gives the author an easy reason to reply.
Questions
Good to know
Is this AI?
No. It fills in built-in templates using simple rules, such as pulling a capitalised phrase or a number out of the post you paste. The same input always gives the same frames.
Is the post I paste stored or sent anywhere?
No. Everything runs in your browser. Nothing you paste leaves this page.
Will the comment sound like me?
Frames are generic on purpose. The [bracketed] gaps are where your own details go. For replies written in your own voice, Reply Studio drafts three comments from a pasted post, and you review every word.
What are the five intents?
They are the same ones the Reply Monk extension uses: Add an insight, Ask a question, Agree and add, Disagree politely and Congratulate.
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