r/SaaS · u/dev_maya · 3h
What are you all using to track feature requests without a full-blown tool?
Spreadsheet is falling apart at ~40 requests. Notion feels heavy. Open to paying.
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Automation
Your outreach, fully automatic.
ReplyHey scores the post and writes the reply. An agent does the rest — the Chrome extension in your browser, or the AI client you already run — and clears the whole queue while you get on with something else. Comments and DMs, on Reddit, X and LinkedIn.
Two agents
Outreach at full speed.
Both agents work the same queue and clear it without you. The extension installs in about two minutes; the MCP endpoint drops into the AI client you already run. Pick whichever is closer to hand — a lead in flight is locked, so neither agent ever repeats the other.
| Autopilot extension | Your own agent | |
|---|---|---|
| Runs in | Chrome, in your own tabs | The AI client you already run |
| You install | One extension | One endpoint, plus Playwright |
| Public comments | ||
| Direct messages | ||
| Reddit, X and LinkedIn | ||
| Works while you are away | ||
| Setup | About two minutes | About two minutes |
| Written for | Everyone | People who already use an AI agent |
The Chrome extension
Install it, paste a key, and it has your queue. Send a lead, send ten, or turn autopilot on and let it work the list while you do something else — it carries on after the panel closes.
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Install it
From the Chrome Web Store, into the browser you are already signed in to Reddit, X and LinkedIn with.
Chrome Web Store - 2
Paste a key
Settings → API keys → New key. It is shown once and carries full access to your leads, so give each machine its own.
- 3
Turn autopilot on
It works the queue on its own, sleeps until the next batch of leads arrives, and picks them up when they do. The toolbar icon counts what is left and spins while a reply is going out. Filter by site or platform first and it honours that.
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r/SaaS · u/dev_maya · 3h
What are you all using to track feature requests without a full-blown tool?
Spreadsheet is falling apart at ~40 requests. Notion feels heavy. Open to paying.
4831
u/your_account · now
We hit the same wall around forty. What worked was keeping the requests where the conversation already happens and tagging them there, rather than moving everyone into a second tool nobody opens.
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u/kellan_rw · 2h
u/nora.builds · 2h
u/samir_dt · 2h
ReplyHeyAutopilot
Automation running4:12
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Redditr/SaaS · u/dev_mayarelevance 94
What are you all using to track feature requests without a full-blown tool?
Public reply · promotion allowed here
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X@marta_buildsrelevance 92
is there a sane way to find people complaining about the thing you fixed?
Public reply · DM drafted too
Typing the draft…
LinkedInTomas Lindqvistrelevance 84
Where are founders actually finding their first hundred customers in 2026?
DM · comment drafted too
Typing the draft…
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The MCP server
One HTTP endpoint and a bearer key. Your queue lands inside Claude Code, Cursor or Codex — every lead with its drafts, its score and the reason it matched. Add Playwright and the same agent posts them.
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Mint a key
The same Settings → API keys screen the extension uses.
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Add the endpoint
No plugin per vendor. The URL and the header are identical in every client that speaks MCP.
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Add something that types
ReplyHey hands over the leads and records what went out; it never touches Reddit itself. Playwright drives your real Chrome profile, which is the half that posts.
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Run the loop
“Get my leads and answer them.” Drafts come back whole and marked paste verbatim, so the agent has nothing to rewrite and nothing to truncate.
endpoint
https://www.replyhey.com/mcpshell
claude mcp add --transport http replyhey https://www.replyhey.com/mcp \
--header "Authorization: Bearer rh_YOUR_KEY"
claude mcp add playwright -- npx @playwright/mcp@latestclaude · replyhey mcp · playwright mcp
> answer my new leads for replyhey
⏺ replyhey · get_leads
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⏺ playwright · browser_navigate
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⏺ playwright · browser_type
draft pasted verbatim · comment posted
⏺ replyhey · mark_lead
marked replied · 11 left in the queue
waiting 45s, then the next one
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u/your_account · now
We hit the same wall around forty. What worked was keeping the requests where the conversation already happens and tagging them there, rather than moving everyone into a second tool nobody opens.
Posted from your account · marked replied
The tools your agent gets
The pace
Automation that does not lose you the account
Reddit, X and LinkedIn all ban accounts that post promotion non-stop. Everything below is in the extension, not in a settings page you can talk yourself out of.
Questions
What does the agent actually do?+
It takes a lead ReplyHey has scored and drafted, opens the post or the compose box, types the draft, waits for the platform to confirm it, and marks the lead done. Then it takes the next one. Comments and direct messages, on all three platforms.
Can it keep working while I am away?+
Both can. Turn autopilot on in the extension and it works the queue on its own, carries on after you close the panel, and picks up new leads as they land through the day — the toolbar icon counts what is left and stops it. An agent keeps going for as long as you leave the loop running.
Which AI clients can drive it?+
Anything that speaks Model Context Protocol: Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and the rest. One HTTP endpoint and a bearer key — there is no plugin per vendor. Pair it with Playwright and the same agent does the posting.
Does it cover X and LinkedIn as well as Reddit?+
Both paths do. The extension has a page handler for each of the three. The MCP tools return X and LinkedIn leads with the author profile URL attached, so an agent holding a DM draft has somewhere to put it.
Do I need a Reddit API key?+
No, and there is no Reddit password to hand over. Both paths type into the sessions your browser is already signed in to. The only key involved is a ReplyHey one, minted in Settings.
What happens when a platform says I am going too fast?+
The run stops sending for thirty minutes by default, then carries on where it left off. It never shortens the gap between sends, whatever you set — the floor is ours, the ceiling is yours.
Get your first customers
Paste your URL and ReplyHey works out where your buyers are, then keeps the queue full. Point either agent at it and the replies go out on their own.