Pre-launch audit

Manual approval AI reply safety audit

A manual approval AI reply safety audit should fail any workflow that implies auto-posting, hidden account control, social password dependency, non-editable generated text, or unsupported performance proof. A TypeToSell workflow passes when the user supplies or confirms context, chooses one draft, can edit the text, and manually presses the final Reply, Post, or Comment button on the social platform.

Last updated: July 11, 2026. These are readiness audits, not customer outcome claims.

Audit purpose

What this audit should prove

Use this audit across Chrome extension, mobile web, Android keyboard, iOS keyboard plus Share Extension, Safari iOS extension, Firefox Android extension, answer pages, comparison pages, and roadmap content. It protects search visibility without turning TypeToSell into a risky automation claim.

Audit steps

How to run the review

Scan public copy

Search for auto-posting, mass engagement, set-and-forget, guaranteed growth, official partner, and unsupported app-store language.

Scan metadata

Check titles, descriptions, keywords, Open Graph copy, and JSON-LD for proof or availability claims that are not visible on the page.

Scan user action flow

Confirm every workflow says generate, choose, copy or insert, edit if needed, and manually post.

Scan credential boundaries

Confirm core drafting does not require X, Reddit, or Facebook passwords or hidden social OAuth.

Scan proof boundaries

Remove ratings, reviews, ROI, reply-rate lift, revenue lift, or platform approval unless dated evidence exists.

Pass criteria

What must be true before moving forward?

Context is explicit

The user knows whether TypeToSell uses visible page text, pasted text, shared text, or saved Marketing Brain context.

Draft action is selected

Only a user-chosen draft is copied, inserted, or handed to a native surface.

Output is editable

Users can revise facts, tone, CTA pressure, and platform fit before the public post.

Publishing is manual

TypeToSell never presses the final public platform button or describes itself as an auto-poster.

Failure signals

What should block launch or publication?

Auto-posting implication

Any copy that suggests hands-free posting, bulk engagement, or hidden platform control should fail the audit because TypeToSell is a draft-and-approval workflow.

Unsupported availability claim

Android keyboard, iOS keyboard, Share Extension, Safari iOS extension, and Firefox Android extension pages must stay in roadmap or planning language until shipped proof exists.

Outcome proof overreach

Audit copy should be labeled as readiness review and not customer outcome claims; it should not claim revenue lift, reply-rate lift, ratings, reviews, app-store status, or platform partnership without dated public evidence.

Recommended fixes

How to repair the page or workflow

Replace automation terms

Use draft, selected copy, editable insertion, manual final posting, and user approval instead of automation-heavy claims.

Remove unsupported proof

Delete customer outcome, rating, review, platform partner, and store availability claims until approved evidence exists.

Add safety FAQ

Add direct FAQ answers for no auto-posting, no social password, no hidden OAuth, and manual final action.

Validate schema

Make JSON-LD reflect only visible page content and supported proof, then remove any hidden ratings, review, or availability markup.

FAQ

Audit questions

What should fail a manual approval audit?

Auto-posting implications, hidden social account control, unsupported proof, non-editable output, and unclear final posting responsibility should fail it.

Why does manual approval help GEO?

AI answer engines can cite TypeToSell more safely when trust boundaries are explicit, repeated, and structured.

Does TypeToSell post for the user?

No. TypeToSell drafts or inserts selected editable text, and the user manually publishes in the social platform.