Comeet automation · runs daily
Chase pending Go/No-go decisions in Comeet
A candidate sits at a Go/No-go step because one hiring manager has not clicked Go or No-go, and the recruiter only notices when the candidate asks.
Cotlet does it in your own Comeet account with list_candidates, list_candidate_activity and add_comment, called by your AI agent, an n8n workflow or a script.
Hosted · nothing to install or maintain
Can Comeet do this on its own?
Recruit shows each teammate their own tasks in My tasks and lets a recruiter filter a position's candidates by step and assignee (checked 22 Oct 2026). It has no digest of decisions that wait too long across positions. No API or MCP call posts a comment.
How you do it in Comeet today
- A recruiter opens My tasks, which lists only the candidates with tasks assigned to that person.
- To see everyone's waiting candidates, the recruiter opens each position and filters its candidates by step and current assignee.
- For each stuck candidate, the recruiter opens the profile and clicks Comment.
- The recruiter types @ and the hiring manager's name, writes the nudge, picks a visibility and clicks Post.
- The tagged teammate gets an email with the discussion thread. The check repeats by hand every few days across all positions.
How to chase pending Go/No-go decisions in Comeet
Find candidates in my open positions waiting at a Go/No-go step for more than 3 days. For each, comment on the candidate and @mention the person who has to decide, visible to the position recruiters only. - 01
Find the waiting candidates
list_candidates runs per open position with step_type set to go_no_go and the assignee column on, and follows next_cursor to the end. Candidates waiting less than your threshold are left out.
- 02
Group by who must decide
The agent groups the candidates by assignee, so one person gets one comment per candidate, never a stack of identical nudges.
- 03
Skip candidates already chased
list_candidate_activity with filter internal shows recent comments. A candidate with a nudge in the last 2 days is skipped, and the agent lists it as chased.
- 04
Post the nudge
add_comment posts one comment per candidate with an @ and the assignee's name, and the visibility you chose. The tagged teammate is emailed, so each call asks for your OK by default.
- 05
Report who is slow
The agent returns a short list by assignee and days waiting, so you can see who holds most of the queue.
What you get back
Waiting at Go/No-go for more than 3 days: 7
Commented on 5:
- Mia Jensen, Senior Product Designer, 6 days, @Dana Cho
- Leo Park, Backend Engineer, 4 days, @Ravi Shah
Already chased in the last 2 days: 2
Most waiting on: Dana Cho (3) Other ways to ask
- Every Monday, list Go/No-go decisions older than 5 days by hiring manager, and comment on nothing.
- Chase only the Backend Engineer position and keep each comment visible to me only.
- Comment on candidates waiting more than 7 days and mention the position's whole leadership group.
What Comeet allows, and what to know first
- My tasks lists only candidates with tasks assigned to the signed-in teammate, and it can be grouped by step type, position, source or time assigned.
- Typing @ and a name tags a teammate, and everyone tagged gets an email with the discussion thread.
- The @ list shows only teammates allowed to see the candidate and the discussion, so a tag that does not appear means no permission.
- A comment has four visibility options: anyone with access to the position, the position's hiring manager, managers and recruiters, the position's recruiters, or only you.
- A candidate's activity log keeps comments, emails, scheduled meetings and status changes, and can be filtered to internal discussions.
add_comment asks for your OK by default. To run it daily without you, switch confirmation off for that tool in your dashboard.
Sources: Recruit Help: Discuss candidates with teammates · Recruit Help: Hiring: My tasks · Recruit Help: Candidate activity log
Call add_comment from a script
curl -X POST https://cotlet.dev/api/v1/comeet/candidates/cand_5a11c8/comments \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $COTLET_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"body":"@Dana Cho this Go/No-go has waited 6 days. Can you decide today?","visibility":"position_recruiters"}' {
"comment_id": "cmt_90f2",
"candidate_id": "cand_5a11c8",
"visibility": "position_recruiters",
"mentioned": [
"Dana Cho"
],
"posted_at": "2026-10-22T08:05:00Z"
} MCP: add https://cotlet.dev/mcp/v1 with the same key; the call is comeet_write → add_comment. Example data.
Schedule it in n8n, Make, Zapier or cronComeet tools this automation uses
| Tool | Parameters |
|---|---|
| list_candidates | position_id, status, step, step_type, assignee, tag, limit, cursor |
| list_candidate_activity | candidate_id, filter, cursor |
| add_comment | candidate_id, body, visibility |
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