Content brings people to your comments. Most creators never look at who they are. This skill reads the threads under your posts and tells you who is worth a conversation.

Why use it

The best leads on LinkedIn do not fill a form, they leave a comment. They ask how you do it, describe their own situation, come back on a second post. Buried in a thread, they look like noise. This skill scores every commenter on fit with your target audience, intent, recurrence and reach, so the three people worth talking to this week surface on top.

What it does

It ranks your recent posts by comment count, pulls the commenters and what they wrote, merges duplicates, scores them out of 10, then for each hot or warm lead writes the reply that earns the connection and picks the next step : reply only, reply plus connection request, or reply plus DM.

What you get

• A ranked lead list with name, headline, profile, what they said and a score
• The reply to send to each, with no pitch and one question
• The next step and a hand-off to the Connection Request Hook or the DM Opener

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 provides your target audience and industry, which is the fit filter every commenter is scored against.
• find_posts_to_comment lists your posts with comment counts and the urns needed to read their threads.
• get_post_analytics ranks which posts drew the most comments over up to 90 days.
• find_comments_to_reply returns the commenters with name, headline and profile url, plus their exact words.
• create_comment_draft saves the approved replies as replies to each lead's comment.
• commit_comment_draft schedules those replies under your name, after your go.
• get_comment_draft confirms each reply's real status before you are told it is live.