Reply to unanswered Skool posts with AI

1. A Skool admin can turn on the [Admin only] New post notification under profile picture > Settings > Notifications, which Skool meant for smaller groups because it alerts on every post.
2. In larger groups, the admin scrolls back through the community feed, or a category an admin set to the New sort, checking the comment count on each recent post.
3. For every post with no replies, the admin opens it, reads the question and writes a comment, then clicks the bell icon on the post to follow later activity.
4. The scrolling is the slow part: the Skool feed has no filter for posts without comments, so quiet posts sit between popular ones and are easy to miss.

Find posts in yourgroup from the last 3 days with no comments, skip anything from admins, and draft a reply to each that answers the question or asks one follow-up.

1. 01

   Collect the quiet posts

   list_posts runs with since set to your window (3 days by default) and the agent keeps only posts with zero comments, leaving out pinned posts and anything written by an admin or by you.

2. 02

   Read before writing

   For each candidate, get_post brings the full text and attachments, so a question about a screenshot or a linked page is answered with that context, not from the preview line.

3. 03

   Decide if it needs you

   Posts about refunds, billing, complaints or anything the agent cannot answer from your course material are listed for you instead of answered.

4. 04

   Reply in your voice

   comment_on_post adds one comment per post that answers the question or asks one useful follow-up, and points to a Classroom lesson when one fits. Each comment waits for your OK by default.

5. 05

   Stop on new activity

   Right before commenting, the agent checks the post again; if a member replied in the meantime, it skips the post so you never pile on.

Posts from the last 3 days with no comments: 6
Replied 4:
- "How do you price a first client?" (Lena Ortiz) linked Pricing module 2
- "My landing page converts at 1%" (Sam Okafor) asked for the URL
Left for you 2:
- "Can I get a refund for October?" (billing)
- "Is the Thursday call cancelled?" (needs your calendar)

• Skool gives 1 point per like on a post or comment, and a member reaches level 2 at 5 points, so an early reply and a like help a newcomer past the plugin that limits posting to level 2 or 3, if you use it.
• Skool ranks groups in Discovery by member growth, engagement and retention, and lists "Active owner and admins" among its ranking boosts and "Inactive owner" among its penalties.
• Skool's AutoMod flags posts and comments from high-risk accounts for admin review, and a reply to a flagged post only gives a likely spammer attention.
• Skool members get a daily email summing up unread likes, comments and mentions, so a reply to their post can pull a quiet member back into the group.

comment_on_post asks for your OK by default. To run it daily without you, switch confirmation off for that tool in your dashboard.

Sources: Skool Help: How to manage my notifications · Skool Help: How do points and levels work · Skool Help: Discovery FAQs · Skool Help: How to manage spam (AutoMod)

curl https://cotlet.dev/api/v1/skool/comment_on_post \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $COTLET_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"group":"yourgroup","post_id":"a3f9c2e1b7d84c06","body":"Good question, Lena. Module 2 of Pricing covers exactly this: start with a fixed project fee, not hourly. What is the project scope?"}'

{
  "comment_id": "c_77c4",
  "post_id": "a3f9c2e1b7d84c06",
  "parent_comment_id": null,
  "status": "published"
}

MCP: add https://cotlet.dev/mcp/v1 with the same key; the tool is skool_comment_on_post. Example data.

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