Never auto-submits
“Go reply” copies the draft and opens the source thread. It does not fill or submit Reddit's form. The last click is always yours.
The private pilot is designed to save a Reddit post only while you are actively reading it, then let you choose when to score it, generate a draft, and export a clean Markdown note. The public review artifact has no Reddit-reading capability and no public build is distributed today.
In the private pilot, automatic capture qualifies only when the main post is at least 50% visible for five continuous seconds in the active, non-incognito tab. A separate explicit Grab saves just the exact current main post, with comments off by default. Neither path creates tabs, turns pages, or calls AI.
After a usable detail is saved, you can explicitly ask your selected BYOK model for an itemized intent score. Saving never triggers this call.
A recommended post can then get a separate human-triggered draft. Banned phrases are rejected; Go reply copies the draft and opens the source, but never fills or submits the form.
Local custody, low activity, and human submission do not equal platform authorization. The product says that plainly.
“Go reply” copies the draft and opens the source thread. It does not fill or submit Reddit's form. The last click is always yours.
The Companion pilot has no tabs, alarms, or background scheduler. Active patrol exists only in a separately compiled developer lab artifact.
Saving a post never scores or drafts it. Model discovery uses synthetic JSON; real content is sent only after an explicit AI action.
No product-data server, telemetry, or “anonymous usage stats”. Clear deletes local extension data and its saved Vault handle; already exported files remain yours.
“Go reply” copies your draft and opens the source — the last click is always yours.
— the oath printed at the bottom of the product UI