Feature cluster

Social media comments API

Comments are useful, but they come after Hey Tasky has the posting engine nailed down. First ship the train, then add cupholders.

Roadmap · Native account strategy · Agent-first scheduling

Best for

Who this page is for.

Community managers
Creators managing replies
Support-adjacent social teams
Capabilities

What Hey Tasky is built to handle.

Comment tracking direction

Part of the Hey Tasky direction for agent-assisted social scheduling, native account publishing, and reviewable workflows.

Post-level context

Part of the Hey Tasky direction for agent-assisted social scheduling, native account publishing, and reviewable workflows.

Agent triage potential

Part of the Hey Tasky direction for agent-assisted social scheduling, native account publishing, and reviewable workflows.

Future inbox surface

Part of the Hey Tasky direction for agent-assisted social scheduling, native account publishing, and reviewable workflows.

Network-specific limits

Part of the Hey Tasky direction for agent-assisted social scheduling, native account publishing, and reviewable workflows.

Honest limits

What we are not claiming.

These pages are SEO assets, not a license to hallucinate features. Groundbreaking concept, apparently.

Not live today
Permissions vary by network
Direct messages and auto-replies are gated backlog
FAQ

Questions people ask before choosing a scheduler.

Will Hey Tasky auto-reply to comments?

Not in the urgent plan. Auto-reply belongs in the gated backlog until the publisher is stable.

Why build comments later?

Because publishing and status tracking have to be reliable first.