Why this works
A calm, opinionated system for relationship-driven platforms.
The goal
Most people don’t avoid platforms because they hate them. They avoid the mental load: remembering what to do next, deciding what matters, and tracking follow-ups without guilt.
Comet reduces that load by showing a small, appropriate next action — and then granting permission to stop.
Non-negotiables
• Not a growth tool
• No scraping
• No auto-posting / auto-commenting
• No engagement analytics, streaks, or dashboards
• Structure is automated; judgment stays human
Why actions are capped
A long list doesn’t create clarity — it creates avoidance.
The Attention Center caps “Do these next” at 3. That keeps the system light enough to use on tired days.
Finish one. The next appears. No heroics required.
Why comments often matter more than posts
Posts broadcast. Comments create shared context.
A thoughtful comment turns into a conversation — and conversations build trust faster than volume ever will.
Why follow-ups beat cold outreach
Follow-ups are usually welcomed when they’re timely, relevant, and respectful.
Cold outreach often forces you into performance. Follow-ups let you continue a real thread that already exists.
Why threads are tracked to completion
The main failure mode isn’t “not trying hard enough.” It’s accidental ghosting once replies start.
Threads exist so you always know whether a reply is required, optional, or not needed — and when the conversation is actually done.
Why no notifications by default
Notifications pull you back into the platform’s agenda. This tool is meant to support your judgment.
Habit is created by low activation energy — not by nagging.
AI assists thinking, not behavior
For regular users: optional, analysis-only, bring your own API key.
For admins: AI can draft suggestions — but every action remains human-approved and manually posted.
Completion grants permission to stop
If your Attention Center is calm and your next actions are small, you’re done. Close the tab. Go live your life.