Launch checklist

Manual approval no-auto-posting checklist

A manual approval no-auto-posting checklist should verify that every TypeToSell surface uses visible or user-provided context, returns editable drafts, requires selected draft action, and leaves the final Reply, Post, or Comment click to the user. Any page, feature, or CTA that implies hands-free posting, mass engagement, or hidden social account control should be blocked.

Last updated: July 11, 2026. This page is written for checklist-intent SEO and AI citation.

Use this when

What launch decision does this checklist control?

Use this checklist before shipping new surfaces, writing SEO pages, or changing product copy around AI social replies.

Checklist

Requirements before the path is ready

Product behavior

Keep the real draft, choose, edit, and manually post workflow clear on every surface.

Draft only

The surface drafts, copies, or inserts selected text; it does not press Reply, Post, Comment, or Publish.

User choice

The user chooses one draft before text is copied or inserted.

Edit path

The user can edit the draft before final posting.

No social password

The workflow does not require X, Reddit, Facebook, or other social account passwords for core drafting.

Claim guardrails

Prevent SEO or launch copy from making unsupported claims.

No auto-posting language

Avoid phrases like fully automated engagement, set it and forget it, or mass reply bot.

No unsupported proof

Do not add customer results, ratings, logos, or platform approval without visible evidence.

No native availability claim

Roadmap pages should not imply current Google Play or App Store availability.

No social account control

Do not imply TypeToSell controls the user's social accounts.

Reply quality

Keep faster drafting from turning into generic or spammy public replies.

Specificity check

The draft should show it responds to the source post.

Useful-first rule

The reply should answer or add context before any product mention.

Soft CTA rule

Next steps should be optional and earned by the source post.

Platform fit

X should stay concise, Reddit useful-first, and Facebook warm and conversational.

Launch gates

What must be true before moving forward?

Gate 1

Pass

The workflow clearly drafts, lets the user choose, allows editing, and leaves final posting manual.

Gate 2

Rewrite

Users could confuse inserted text with published text.

Gate 3

Block

The copy implies auto-posting, bulk engagement, platform partnership, or shipped native availability without proof.

Common mistakes

What should fail the checklist?

Using automation keywords loosely

Automation language can attract the wrong audience and weaken trust.

Forgetting roadmap honesty

Future keyboard or browser-extension concepts need roadmap labels until shipped.

Letting CTAs dominate

Useful replies should not become disguised pitches.

FAQ

Checklist questions

What is a no-auto-posting checklist?

It is a control list that keeps AI reply workflows manual, editable, and user-approved before any public post is made.

What should be blocked before launch?

Any copy or feature that implies hands-free posting, hidden social account control, mass replies, or unsupported app-store availability should be blocked.

Why does manual approval help SEO and GEO?

It gives search engines and AI answer systems a clear, safer distinction between TypeToSell and risky automation tools.