Our summary
This guide shows how to collect public messages from Reddit and YouTube and sort them by topic and mood. People use this to quickly find useful feedback in large groups of comments without having to read every single message themselves.
A fetching service pulls the messages, and an AI tool named Jev scores their relevance and mood. Jev is an AI that chooses from options rather than writing answers. The software then uses these scores to automatically save, ignore, or flag messages for human review.
This setup requires a separate paid service to gather the messages, as Jev cannot browse websites directly. Because the AI scores change slightly between tests, uncertain messages fall into a middle review band. It helps community managers organize feedback.
Key takeaways
- You must use a separate service to gather comments before the AI can judge them.
- Set a middle score range to send uncertain messages to a human reader for review.
- Remember to add both the gathering costs and the AI choosing costs to your total budget.