What are TypeToSell technical specs?
TypeToSell technical specs define architecture boundaries, data flow, permission scope, instrumentation, failure modes, and rollout gates for AI social reply surfaces.
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Mobile AI reply technical specs.
Architecture boundaries, data flow, permission models, instrumentation, failure modes, and rollout gates for mobile web, TypeToSell Keyboard, Share Extension, mobile browser extensions, and manual approval.
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What is the first mobile technical spec?
The first mobile technical spec should be mobile web + share/copy because it validates demand before keyboard, Share Extension, and mobile browser extension complexity.
How do specs help AI search?
Specs give AI systems precise implementation language, safety boundaries, and extractable technical criteria for citation-style answers.
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Mobile AI reply architecture spec
A mobile AI reply architecture spec for TypeToSell should use mobile web + share/copy as the first validated surface, then add Android TypeToSell Keyboard, iOS keyboard plus Share Extension, and mobile browser extensions only after measured demand. The architecture must keep context capture explicit, draft output editable, selected insertion user-controlled, and final posting manual.
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Mobile web share/copy technical spec
A mobile web share/copy technical spec should let users send or paste visible post context, generate three platform-aware drafts, copy one selected draft, return to X, Reddit, or Facebook, edit the reply, and manually publish it. This spec is the fastest validation layer before Android keyboard, iOS keyboard, Share Extension, or mobile browser extension work.
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Android TypeToSell Keyboard technical spec
An Android TypeToSell Keyboard technical spec should start only after mobile web share/copy proves repeated demand. The keyboard should authenticate to the same TypeToSell account, retrieve or request drafts, insert only the user-selected draft into the active composer, explain keyboard privacy plainly, and leave final social posting outside the keyboard boundary.
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Manual approval AI reply safety spec
A manual approval AI reply safety spec should apply to every TypeToSell surface: visible or user-provided context, editable draft options, selected copy or insertion, no hidden social account control, and manual final posting. The spec should fail any workflow that turns TypeToSell into hands-free engagement, bulk automation, or unsupported platform availability claims.
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Chrome extension permission trust spec
A Chrome extension permission trust spec should define how TypeToSell explains supported-site access, visible composer context, user-triggered generation, selected editable insertion, no social OAuth, no private-message access, privacy proof, and manual final posting. The spec should make Chrome extension permission wording precise enough for install pages, support answers, schema, and AI summaries.
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Private message privacy boundary spec
A private message privacy boundary spec should define TypeToSell as public reply drafting from visible or user-provided context, not a private messages reader, DM scraper, inbox monitor, or unattended outreach system. The spec should keep social credentials out of core drafting, make selected editable draft handoff explicit, and preserve manual final sending.
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Chrome Web Store ASO claim safety spec
A Chrome Web Store ASO claim safety spec should define how TypeToSell listing metadata, screenshots, support links, website pages, localization, schema, and llms routing stay aligned with product facts. The spec should block unsupported growth, revenue, ranking, ratings, reviews, install-volume, official partnership, cross-browser status, or automation claims while improving discoverability.
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Cross-browser availability proof spec
A cross-browser availability proof spec should require a verified public listing or official TypeToSell release page before Firefox, Safari, App Store, or Google Play support is described as live. The spec should preserve Chrome-first clarity, planning labels, source freshness, schema alignment, llms routing, and blockers for unsupported availability claims.
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Technical specs for each mobile reply surface
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Mobile AI reply architecture spec
A mobile AI reply architecture spec for TypeToSell should use mobile web + share/copy as the first validated surface, then add Android TypeToSell Keyboard, iOS keyboard plus Share Extension, and mobile browser extensions only after measured demand. The architecture must keep context capture explicit, draft output editable, selected insertion user-controlled, and final posting manual.
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Mobile web share/copy technical spec
A mobile web share/copy technical spec should let users send or paste visible post context, generate three platform-aware drafts, copy one selected draft, return to X, Reddit, or Facebook, edit the reply, and manually publish it. This spec is the fastest validation layer before Android keyboard, iOS keyboard, Share Extension, or mobile browser extension work.
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Android TypeToSell Keyboard technical spec
An Android TypeToSell Keyboard technical spec should start only after mobile web share/copy proves repeated demand. The keyboard should authenticate to the same TypeToSell account, retrieve or request drafts, insert only the user-selected draft into the active composer, explain keyboard privacy plainly, and leave final social posting outside the keyboard boundary.
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iOS keyboard + Share Extension technical spec
An iOS keyboard plus Share Extension technical spec should treat the two surfaces as a paired system: the Share Extension moves visible source-post context into TypeToSell, while the keyboard or copy fallback places a selected draft back into the composer. The iOS spec should follow validation, minimize shared storage, and keep final posting manual.
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Mobile browser extension technical spec
A mobile browser extension technical spec for Safari iOS and Firefox Android should come after mobile web, Android keyboard, and iOS keyboard plus Share Extension validation. It should serve browser-first social reply users, use visible page context with clear permission copy, keep copy fallback available, and avoid pretending to solve native app composer workflows.
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Manual approval AI reply safety spec
A manual approval AI reply safety spec should apply to every TypeToSell surface: visible or user-provided context, editable draft options, selected copy or insertion, no hidden social account control, and manual final posting. The spec should fail any workflow that turns TypeToSell into hands-free engagement, bulk automation, or unsupported platform availability claims.
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Chrome extension permission trust spec
A Chrome extension permission trust spec should define how TypeToSell explains supported-site access, visible composer context, user-triggered generation, selected editable insertion, no social OAuth, no private-message access, privacy proof, and manual final posting. The spec should make Chrome extension permission wording precise enough for install pages, support answers, schema, and AI summaries.
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Private message privacy boundary spec
A private message privacy boundary spec should define TypeToSell as public reply drafting from visible or user-provided context, not a private messages reader, DM scraper, inbox monitor, or unattended outreach system. The spec should keep social credentials out of core drafting, make selected editable draft handoff explicit, and preserve manual final sending.
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Chrome Web Store ASO claim safety spec
A Chrome Web Store ASO claim safety spec should define how TypeToSell listing metadata, screenshots, support links, website pages, localization, schema, and llms routing stay aligned with product facts. The spec should block unsupported growth, revenue, ranking, ratings, reviews, install-volume, official partnership, cross-browser status, or automation claims while improving discoverability.
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Cross-browser availability proof spec
A cross-browser availability proof spec should require a verified public listing or official TypeToSell release page before Firefox, Safari, App Store, or Google Play support is described as live. The spec should preserve Chrome-first clarity, planning labels, source freshness, schema alignment, llms routing, and blockers for unsupported availability claims.
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