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Reply only to buying-intent comments
Find questions about price, stock or ordering without answering every emoji or compliment.
66 prompts for an agent with a real iPhone, from replying to customers to rebuilding a grocery basket. Copy one, change the bracketed parts, and paste it into your agent.
The quick prompt is enough to see it work. Use the detailed one when the details matter.
Swap [things in brackets] for your own, and give it approved product info before it answers customers.
Purchases, bookings, posts and deletions wait for you if your prompt asks, so ask.
Results depend on the app's current screens, its permissions and the agent you use, so treat these as starting points. Use accounts you own or are allowed to run. Zeptap controls the phone from your Mac, but your agent's model provider still sees the screenshots it's sent.
Find questions about price, stock or ordering without answering every emoji or compliment.
Connect a comment to the product in the post and send the relevant information privately.
Handle product questions arriving as replies to a Story.
Find customers who asked a question and never received an answer.
Use a customer's screenshot or photo to understand which product they mean.
Separate routine questions from issues needing the owner's attention.
Keep the conversation going under your post without writing every reply from scratch.
These workflows give an account a specific browsing brief. They do not promise reach, regional distribution or protection from account restrictions.
Browse deliberately around the account's subject instead of scrolling an unrelated feed.
Find local creators and conversations relevant to a business's intended market.
Use the app's own feedback controls to express what the account is interested in.
Find places where the account can add a meaningful contribution rather than repetitive comments.
Check the public profile and pinned content before new visitors arrive.
Turn a photo or video into a Story using the app's native editor and available stickers.
Turn a customer Story mentioning the business into a reshare where the app permits it.
Move an approved asset from the team conversation into the correct social account.
Continue a draft already created inside the app without rebuilding it elsewhere.
Move a video from the camera roll into a ready-to-review app draft.
Bring a published announcement into an existing customer or community conversation.
Separate direct questions and mentions from general group chatter.
Check proposed times against your actual schedule before replying.
Turn a long conversation into a clear plan with the right location.
Use an existing group description or pinned message instead of inventing answers.
Connect a birthday entry to the right person and conversation.
Capture things you explicitly agreed to do in a conversation.
Find the photos containing a specific person and share the selected pictures with that person.
Collect a trip's photos without mixing in unrelated screenshots.
Organize saved information into categories you can find again.
Use conversation context to locate the right image.
Identify clutter without making irreversible choices automatically.
Read the useful details from a screenshot and make them actionable.
Move from a forgotten screenshot to a location shared with the right people.
Recover an old screenshot and decide what to do with it.
Use order history to recover the right size, model and pack quantity.
Compare the details that matter instead of selecting the first search result.
Find an order's current status and any action needed.
Find a meal that meets dietary, budget and delivery requirements.
Reuse previous orders while adjusting for what you still have.
Find a session that fits your schedule and location.
Find alternatives to an existing booking without accidentally cancelling it.
Prepare a ride using the right airport, pickup and departure details.
Compare flights with the constraints that matter to the trip.
Find an available table and confirm its terms.
Make frequently used apps easier to reach and group the rest sensibly.
Bring trip essentials and relevant widgets together.
Choose which interruptions should get through during work.
Review notification controls without accidentally silencing important conversations.
Simplify access to essential apps and improve readability.
Understand which apps can access sensitive phone features.
Locate renewal details and the correct cancellation route.
Use the next day's schedule to set a useful wake-up time.
Get an app ready without treating paid purchases or account permissions as automatic approval.
Make small settings changes or retrieve useful phone-usage information.
Use test accounts and data for destructive or state-changing test flows.
Walk through the first-use experience on a physical phone.
Follow a specific report rather than loosely browsing for issues.
Run a small smoke test through important screens and actions.
Find layout problems when text size changes on a real device.
Capture the steps a customer needs to follow.
Supporting uses when the useful context is inside a logged-in app or personalized feed. They are not the lead differentiator when a suitable API or existing research tool already does the job.
Read questions and objections in the places the audience discusses them.
Inspect current posts and offers without pretending a one-off run is continuous monitoring.
Move between business listings and social profiles to build a useful shortlist.
Go beyond the headline and respond to the actual discussion.
These are attention-grabbing examples, not the primary business case. Respect other people's privacy and use consenting participants for recorded messaging demonstrations.
Read a profile and help with a specific interaction instead of recycling generic pickup lines.
Use the conversation's tone to suggest a next message.
Turn an idea for dinner into an actionable plan.
Make something fun out of photos you already have.
Put a lighter, more useful phone layout in front of you for a break.
The useful pattern is often three apps: read something in one, check it against another, finish the job in a third. Name the account, say what done looks like, and say where your agent should stop for you.
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