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YouTube Comment Desk

Remy had a content Bot start replying to YouTube comments

Remy built a content Bot named Gordon. After a live test, Gordon started drafting replies to YouTube comments on a schedule — Remy still owns the last click.

Based on a public example shared by Remy.

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How it works

Point the Bot at a video or channel. It groups comments and writes short replies in your voice. You post the ones that sound like you.

Why it's useful

Useful questions disappear under emoji. A daily desk beats opening YouTube Studio when you remember.

Who should try it

  • Creators
  • Educators
  • Product marketers

From the original post

“I had Gordon … start replying to my YouTube comments.”

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