Commenting works when it is a routine on the same 10 to 15 people, not a random walk through the feed. This skill builds that bench from live data.

Why use it

A bench made of famous names is a bench where nobody sees your comment. A bench of strangers with dead threads is wasted time. The right mix is reach targets whose audience is yours and peers who reply. This skill samples the Taplio curated feeds that match your niche, clusters the live posts by author, and scores each creator on audience fit, thread health, cadence and reachability.

What it does

It shortlists the curated feeds for your niche, samples them along with the personalized selection and a keyword search, clusters the posts by author, scores them, splits the bench into reach targets and peers, gives you an angle for each creator, and recommends the two or three feeds to open every day.

What you get

• A ranked watchlist of 10 to 15 creators with their angle and yours
• The feeds to work daily and a rotation rule
• A reserve list to promote from at the monthly review

Why the Taplio MCP makes it better

A skill on its own is a clever prompt working from memory. Connected to the Taplio MCP, the same skill runs on your real account and real data, which is what turns a generic answer into one built for you. Here is what each function adds:

• get_me sets your niche, language and follower count, which define the peer versus reach thresholds.
• list_comment_feeds lists the curated feeds and their size so the right ones get sampled.
• find_posts_to_comment samples each feed and the personalized selection with author, headline, metrics and follower counts.
• search_inspiration finds peers outside the feeds, capped on follower count so they are reachable.
• find_comments_to_reply checks whether a candidate creator actually answers the people who comment.