Platforms

Every platform, and exactly what it lets us do.

FounderReply connects to ten platforms through their official APIs, on accounts you own. 5 are live today and 5are waiting on the platform’s own app review. Each one enforces a per-action ceiling in code — and on Reddit and LinkedIn, commenting on other people’s threads is switched off entirely.

Your own account, over the official APIA ceiling per platform, enforced in codeYou approve before anything posts

The ceiling

Commenting on someone else’s post, platform by platform.

This is the single highest-risk action on any social platform, and it is where automation tools get accounts banned. The table is generated from lib/autonomy.ts, so it is the ceiling that actually ships — not a description of one.

The autonomy ceiling for commenting on other people’s posts, per platform
PlatformStatusCeiling for commenting on others
RedditLiveNot permitted
XLiveWaits for your approval
BlueskyLiveWaits for your approval
LemmyLiveWaits for your approval
DiscourseLiveWaits for your approval
LinkedInPending reviewNot permitted
InstagramPending reviewWaits for your approval
FacebookPending reviewWaits for your approval
YouTubePending reviewWaits for your approval
Stack ExchangePending reviewWaits for your approval

“Not permitted” means the action cannot be enabled at all — not that it is off by default. A workspace setting can only make a ceiling stricter, never looser, and an unknown platform falls back to approve.

Connect one account and read the first draft.

Nothing posts until you release it, and the ceiling above applies whatever plan you are on.