Grounded in the public post
Suggestions begin with the content being discussed rather than a reusable engagement phrase.
AI-assisted, human-controlled comments
Start with context, then keep the final judgment human.
OpenComment prepares relevant comment suggestions from the public post and your configured voice. Review them individually, or explicitly start a bounded Auto Submit run for prepared comments.
Comment assistant
OpenComment
1
Read the post context
Work from a public original or quote post surfaced by a campaign or Monitor List.
2
Prepare a suggestion
Generate a draft using the available context and configured comment profile.
3
Choose how to review
Review, edit, or skip suggestions individually, or prepare a bounded Auto Submit run.
What it brings together
A generic comment can cost more trust than silence.
Useful public engagement needs an understanding of the post, a credible point of view, and a reason to contribute. The assistant prepares a starting point so the user can focus on judgment rather than a blank text box.
What it brings together
Assistance for the part that benefits from context
Comment styles and personas
Use company-level profiles to guide the style and perspective reflected in suggestions.
Review stays available
Each suggestion is reviewable. The user can edit, use, or skip it individually, or include prepared comments in a bounded Auto Submit run.
How the workflow runs
From public post to controlled delivery
- 01
Read the post context
Work from a public original or quote post surfaced by a campaign or Monitor List.
- 02
Prepare a suggestion
Generate a draft using the available context and configured comment profile.
- 03
Choose how to review
Review, edit, or skip suggestions individually, or prepare a bounded Auto Submit run.
- 04
Trigger the extension
Explicitly start each in-browser run and choose its comments-per-run limit.
Human control by design
A comment assistant should help with judgment, not remove it.
A user explicitly starts every Chrome extension run. OpenComment does not start or schedule a posting run on its own.
- Public LinkedIn activity only
- No LinkedIn credentials
- Review individually or use bounded Auto Submit
- Every Chrome extension run is explicitly user-started
Questions and answers
AI LinkedIn comment assistant FAQ
Will the assistant start a posting run on its own?
No. A user must explicitly start each Chrome extension run. With Auto Submit enabled, that bounded run can submit prepared comments up to the selected comments-per-run limit without a separate click for every comment.
Do I give OpenComment my LinkedIn credentials?
No. OpenComment does not ask for or store LinkedIn login credentials.
Can suggestions reflect our preferred voice?
Yes. Company-level comment styles and commenter personas can guide the voice and perspective used during comment generation.
Explore the platform
Build warmer conversations from the activity already happening on LinkedIn.
Start with contacts, add a repeatable campaign, and keep every public interaction in context.