Understanding the Feed
The Feed is where you spend most of your time in Engaggit. It shows all matched Reddit posts from your scans, ranked and filtered for easy triage.
Feed Layout
Each post in the feed displays:
| Element | Description |
|---|---|
| Subreddit | The community where the post was found (e.g., r/marketing) |
| Interest tag | Which interest matched this post |
| Time ago | How long ago the post was created on Reddit |
| Title | The post title (clicks through to Reddit) |
| Body preview | A truncated version of the post content |
| Match reason | The AI's explanation of why this post is relevant |
| Relevance score | A visual bar showing the 0–10 AI rating |
| Sentiment badge | Positive, Neutral, or Negative |
| AI Draft | Expandable panel with the generated comment draft |
Filtering and Sorting
You can filter the feed by:
- Interest — focus on posts from a specific interest
- Sentiment — show only positive, neutral, or negative posts
Posts are sorted by score (Reddit upvotes) by default, with higher-scoring posts appearing first.
Taking Action on Posts
Each post has action buttons:
| Action | Icon | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Bookmark | Bookmark | Mark as worth revisiting |
| Resolve | Checkmark | Mark as addressed or completed |
| Dismiss | X | Remove from the active feed |
Bulk Actions
Click the burger menu (top-right of the feed) to access bulk actions:
- Bookmark all visible posts
- Resolve all visible posts
- Dismiss all visible posts
These are useful when a scan returns many relevant (or irrelevant) results at once.
Working with AI Drafts
When a post has a generated draft:
- Click "Show AI Draft" to expand the panel
- Read the suggested comment
- Copy it to your clipboard
- Go to Reddit and post the comment (manually or via your workflow)
TIP
The draft is a suggestion — always review and edit it before posting to Reddit. Make sure it reads naturally and fits the conversation.
Empty Feed
If the feed is empty after a scan, it means:
- No posts matched your relevance threshold, or
- You have not run a scan yet
Try lowering the relevance threshold in settings, or broaden your search keywords.