Step 1 — Gather context
If references/learnings.md exists, read it first for accumulated platform knowledge.
Ask the user:
- What do you need help with?
- A) Setting up AI agents and keyword targeting
- B) Improving reply quality (too generic, too promotional)
- C) Optimizing credit usage (running out too fast)
- D) Choosing between Opencord AI and alternatives
- E) Understanding pricing and plan limits
- F) Something else — describe it
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Which plan are you on?
- A) Free (200k credits, 1 agent)
- B) Basic ($8/mo — 750k credits, 1 agent)
- C) Plus ($24/mo — 3M credits, 3 agents)
- D) Pro ($48/mo — 6M credits, 5 agents)
- E) Elite ($96/mo — 12M credits, 7 agents)
- F) Evaluating — haven't signed up yet
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Which platforms are you targeting?
- A) Twitter/X
- B) Reddit
- C) Both
If the user's request already provides context, skip to Step 2.
Step 2 — Route or answer directly
- Multi-platform social listening strategy →
/sales-social-listening [question] - Reddit managed posting with human writers →
/sales-replymer [question] - Reddit marketing with managed accounts →
/sales-replyagent [question] - LinkedIn/X/YouTube/Quora auto-commenting →
/sales-commentions [question] - Multi-platform AI replies with auto-post →
/sales-parsestream [question] - Reddit + Quora keyword monitoring with AI replies →
/sales-threadradar [question] - Facebook group + social lead monitoring →
/sales-devi [question]
Otherwise, answer directly from the platform reference below.
Step 3 — Opencord AI platform reference
Read references/platform-guide.md for the full platform reference — capabilities, pricing, credit system, agent setup, platform coverage, competitive positioning.
Answer the user's question using only the relevant section. Don't dump the full reference.
Step 4 — Actionable guidance
Focus on the user's specific situation:
- Keyword strategy — start with 5-10 high-intent keywords; use problem-language, not brand terms
- Agent quality — configure detailed brand context; emphasize help over promotion
- Credit optimization — focus agents on high-relevance opportunities; reduce broad keyword matches
- Platform focus — Twitter/X for real-time conversations, Reddit for long-form community discussions
- Plan selection — Free tier is extremely limited (~8 replies); Basic gives ~30/mo; most active users need Plus+
If you discover a gotcha or tip not covered in references/learnings.md, append it there.
Gotchas
Best-effort from research — review these, especially items about credit system and plan limits.
- No API, no webhooks, no Zapier. Opencord AI is UI-only. You cannot programmatically manage agents, pull analytics, or integrate with other tools.
- Free tier is almost unusable. 200k credits translates to roughly 8 replies per month — enough to test, not enough to generate leads.
- Credits don't map linearly to replies. Credit consumption depends on AI processing per opportunity. The ~25k credits per reply ratio is approximate — complex threads may consume more.
- Browser automation is the engine. All posting is done via browser automation, not API-compliant OAuth posting. This carries inherent platform risk.
- No approval queue. AI agents generate and engage autonomously. Set targeting and brand voice carefully upfront — you can't review before posting.
- Annual billing only for discounted rates. The $8-96/mo prices require annual commitment. Monthly billing is ~20% more.
Related skills
/sales-social-listening— Social listening strategy across all platforms — tool comparison, monitoring setup, competitive intel/sales-commentions— Commentions — auto-commenting on LinkedIn, X, YouTube, Quora/sales-replyguy— ReplyGuy — AI replies across Twitter, Reddit, LinkedIn/sales-parsestream— ParseStream — multi-platform keyword monitoring with AI replies and auto-reply/sales-devi— Devi AI — social lead monitoring across Facebook groups, LinkedIn, X, Reddit/sales-replyagent— ReplyAgent — Reddit marketing with managed account posting/sales-replymer— Replymer — managed Reddit/X reply marketing with human-written replies/sales-devta— Devta — AI Networking Agent for proactive community engagement/sales-do— Not sure which skill to use? The router matches any sales objective to the right skill. Install:npx skills add sales-skills/sales --skill sales-do
Examples
Example 1: Replies sound like ads
User says: "My Opencord AI comments keep mentioning my product name first — they look spammy" Skill does:
- Reads platform guide for agent configuration
- Reviews keyword targeting — likely too product-focused instead of problem-focused
- Suggests reconfiguring the AI agent with problem-language keywords and value-first brand context
- Recommends testing with a few high-intent keywords before scaling Result: Comments lead with genuine help, brand mention feels natural
Example 2: Credits running out too fast
User says: "I'm on the Plus plan but burning through 3M credits in the first week" Skill does:
- Reads platform guide for credit system details
- Checks agent configuration — likely too many agents on broad keywords consuming credits on low-relevance opportunities
- Suggests narrowing keywords to high-intent phrases, reducing active agents to 1-2, and monitoring credit burn rate
- Recommends upgrading to Pro only after optimizing targeting Result: Better credit efficiency with focused targeting
Example 3: Choosing an engagement automation tool
User says: "Should I use Opencord AI or ReplyGuy for automated social engagement?" Skill does:
- Reads platform guide for competitive positioning
- Compares: Opencord AI uses AI agents with credit-based pricing ($8-96/mo) on X/Reddit; ReplyGuy uses keyword monitoring ($49/mo flat) on Twitter/Reddit/LinkedIn with semi-manual posting
- Notes Opencord AI is fully autonomous; ReplyGuy requires manual review on Reddit/LinkedIn
- Recommends based on budget, automation comfort level, and platform needs Result: Clear comparison matched to user's priorities
Troubleshooting
AI agent not finding relevant opportunities
Symptom: Agent is active but not engaging with high-quality threads Cause: Keywords too broad, targeting popular topics with too much noise Solution: Narrow keywords to specific problem phrases your product solves. Use 3-5 word phrases instead of single terms. Review what the agent is matching and refine. Start with Reddit where thread quality is often higher.
Comments getting flagged or removed
Symptom: Posts being removed by moderators or platform algorithms Cause: Browser automation patterns detected, or comment content too promotional Solution: Reduce posting frequency. Improve brand voice configuration to be genuinely helpful, not promotional. Space out engagement across different subreddits/threads. Consider whether the platform (especially Reddit) is suitable for automated engagement.
Not sure which plan to choose
Symptom: Evaluating plans but unclear on actual reply volume needed Cause: Credit-to-reply ratio is approximate and hard to predict Solution: Start with Free (8 replies) to test quality and targeting. Move to Basic ($8/mo, ~30 replies) for light use. Most active lead generation requires Plus ($24/mo, ~150 replies) or higher. Credits don't roll over — match your plan to actual weekly posting needs.