X Reply Shortlist
X Reply Shortlist is a routine your Townie AI assistant runs each weekday morning: it reads recent posts from the accounts you care about plus your mentions, keeps only the 3–5 genuinely worth your engagement, and sends one Slack DM with a reply drafted in your voice for each. It never posts — every reply is yours to send.
See it work: five minutes of X, not fifty
Never miss a post worth replying to
A shortlist with drafts — the sending stays yours.
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NotionIt runs each weekday morning
Before you'd otherwise open the app, your Townie reads recent posts from the accounts you named — plus every mention and reply that came in since yesterday.
It keeps only what's worth you
A question you can answer well, a conversation you should be part of, a person you're building a relationship with, a mention waiting on you. Engagement bait and viral noise get dropped.
You get drafts, not homework
One Slack DM: each post with a one-line reason it made the cut and a reply drafted in your voice. Nothing posts itself — you edit and send.
X Reply Shortlist FAQ
It's a routine your Townie AI assistant runs each weekday morning: it reads recent posts from the X accounts you care about plus your mentions, picks the 3–5 posts genuinely worth your engagement, and sends one Slack DM with a reply or quote post drafted in your voice for each — with a one-line reason it's worth your time. If nothing clears the bar, it stays silent.
No — Town's X connection is read-only by design. The routine reads posts and mentions and drafts replies, but nothing can go out on your behalf; every reply is yours to paste and send. Read more in our security overview.
Your X account for the posts and mentions, and Slack (or email) for the shortlist. Give it a starting list of accounts you care about — it refines the list as it learns who matters to you.
It looks for posts where your reply adds something: an open question you can answer well, a conversation in your world, a person you're investing in a relationship with, or a mention that needs a response. Tell your assistant what a great reply opportunity looks like for you and it tightens the bar from that one message.
