Social media auto reply API
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Social media auto reply API for support, moderation, and campaign rules

Social media auto reply API for teams that need rules-based replies across supported comments, DMs, payload clicks, moderation queues, and social workflows.

Last updated: May 2026

WaitlistReply rulesHuman-safe automation

Join the waitlist

Join the social media auto reply API waitlist if your workflow needs keyword rules, template replies, escalation paths, or reply logs across supported social channels.

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Auto replies need context, escalation, and provider-safe sending

A useful reply rule depends on platform, account, post, keyword, sender context, moderation state, and whether a public or private response is allowed.
Teams building AI agents or support tools cannot rely on a black-box bot; they need skipped states, manual review paths, and a record of every automated decision.
Different social networks expose reply actions differently, so support needs platform-by-platform rules instead of one universal bot promise.

What bundle.social is building

The surface is focused on account, post, keyword, message-entry, and payload conditions that can choose the right reply path.
Teams should be able to choose approved reply templates, hand off sensitive cases, and keep AI-generated replies inside clear guardrails.
Sent, skipped, failed, escalated, and retried replies need to be visible for operators and downstream support teams.

For products that need safe automated replies

This waitlist is for social inboxes, moderation platforms, agencies, support tools, and AI products that need reply automation with explicit guardrails.

Workflow

Workflow shape

The auto reply workflow checks event context, selects an approved response path, then records whether the reply was sent, skipped, escalated, or failed.

01

Listen for supported events

Use comments, DMs, mentions, or payload clicks as triggers only when a provider supports the event and action.

02

Evaluate reply rules

Check platform, account, post, keyword, language, moderation state, and template eligibility before responding.

03

Send or escalate

Reply automatically when safe, or route the event to a human or external workflow when the rule should not act.

Implementation

Current status for social media auto reply API

The social media auto reply API workflow is in progress or private beta direction. The page is live now so teams can join the waitlist while bundle.social prepares broader access.

social media auto reply API waitlist

Visitors should join the waitlist instead of expecting immediate public endpoint access for comment replies, dm replies, and keyword rules.

Listen for supported events

Use comments, DMs, mentions, or payload clicks as triggers only when a provider supports the event and action.

Evaluate reply rules

Check platform, account, post, keyword, language, moderation state, and template eligibility before responding.

Capabilities

Social media auto reply capabilities being evaluated

This page frames auto reply as a controlled workflow with routing and logs, not a promise of unrestricted bot behavior.

Rule conditions

The surface is focused on account, post, keyword, message-entry, and payload conditions that can choose the right reply path.

Template and response control

Teams should be able to choose approved reply templates, hand off sensitive cases, and keep AI-generated replies inside clear guardrails.

Outcome visibility

Sent, skipped, failed, escalated, and retried replies need to be visible for operators and downstream support teams.

Platform specifics

Auto reply pages should separate convenience from control

Teams are more likely to trust reply automation when the page explains rule inputs, escalation, and provider limits instead of only saying automatic replies are coming.

Context before copy

The same phrase can mean a support question, sales lead, complaint, or spam depending on account, post, and sender context.

Template discipline

Approved responses, fallback behavior, and manual review paths matter before AI-generated or dynamic replies are allowed.

Operator visibility

Teams need to see why a reply fired, what was sent, and which events were intentionally skipped.

Supported surfaces

Comment repliesDM repliesKeyword rulesTemplate selectionEscalation pathsExecution logs

Current limitations

  • Auto reply support will be platform-by-platform, not one unrestricted universal bot.
  • Sensitive messages, complaints, regulated topics, and unclear intent may require human review instead of automatic replies.
  • The workflow does not bypass provider limits, messaging windows, account eligibility, or moderation obligations.
  • Official platform rules still apply, including permissions, messaging windows, review requirements, and provider payload limits.

FAQ

Questions developers ask before building

Is social media auto reply API available in bundle.social today?

Not as public self-serve access yet. This early-access page collects interest from teams that need comment replies, dm replies, keyword rules, and template selection and want to shape the private rollout.

Who should join this social media auto reply API waitlist?

Join if you are building a SaaS product, agency tool, AI agent, social inbox, or internal marketing workflow that needs comment replies, dm replies, keyword rules, and template selection. Use the note field to explain what you need from listen for supported events.

How does this page relate to Meta Automation API and Comment to DM API?

This page captures demand for social media auto reply API while linking to related bundle.social surfaces that are already public or closer to the current product direction.

Do Meta messaging windows and permissions still apply?

Yes. Meta permissions, account eligibility, messaging windows, payload limits, and review requirements still apply. bundle.social is designed to make those workflows easier to manage, not bypass platform rules.

Will this be an AI auto reply API?

The workflow can support AI-assisted products, but the page is intentionally framed around rules, templates, and guardrails first. AI output still needs controls and review paths.

Can auto replies run on every platform at once?

Not immediately. Each platform has different event types, reply actions, permissions, and policies, so rollout would be staged by provider and use case.