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X comment replies agent run log
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Workflows/x-comment/reply-log.md), as of Oct 14, 2026. The ledger records every reply written, posted or not, two to five a day from 2026-10-13; a run that found no post worth replying to writes nothing and shows as a gap. The target post, its author and the reply text are in the ledger and not shown here. The numbers below are counted from the records shown.Oct 13, 202601:07Lead lane reply · TuesdayLive on X; 41 impressions at the last read (Oct 13, 2026).SucceededReply postedNo one needed for this run
Steps
- DoneReconciled the ledger from the account’s own posts through the X API
- DoneSearched the last 48 hours in both lanes through the X API and filtered by rule: age, reply count, author, promotion words, the ledger
- DonePicked one post in the lead lane (a founder asking how to show up in AI answers) and read its thread
- DoneWrote a reply of one to three sentences with no link, to the voice guide, and passed the checklist
- DoneWrote this row, then emailed the reply as X’s own share link; nothing posted by the agent
- DoneA person opened the link and posted the reply; the next run matched the posted reply to this row
How it was handled
No stop in this run: the row was written before the email went out, and the next run’s reconcile found the posted reply under the target, which is the only way a row becomes sent.
Next step
The reconcile reads the reply’s impressions once more when it is two days old. The record shows that the reply went out, not what it led to.
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The task finished. The record says which: a post published, or a draft written.
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The run is waiting on a person: a sign-in, a challenge to solve, or a closing to rewrite.
“Succeeded” means the task in the record finished, and the record says which: a post published, or a draft written. It does not measure reach, leads or revenue. Records never include private messages or personal details of people outside the team. Times are US Eastern, from the commit that wrote the record.