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Record reply result

Record what a sent reply did, as one reading you took by hand. It is stored with source 'user': Sonket does not measure this and never infers it. Every field is optional, and a field you leave out is stored as not counted, which is not the same as zero. Readings are kept whole, so a correction is a new reading rather than an edit. It spends nothing.

write

MCP

Tool namerecord_reply_result
{
  "jsonrpc": "2.0",
  "id": 1,
  "method": "tools/call",
  "params": {
    "name": "record_reply_result",
    "arguments": {
      "project_id": "<uuid>",
      "blip_id": "<uuid>"
    }
  }
}

Input

project_idrequireduuid

The project. list_projects names them and marks the default.

blip_idrequireduuid

The blip. list_blips names them.

likesinteger

Likes on your reply. Leave it out if you did not count it; that is stored as not counted, not as 0.

repliesinteger

Replies to your reply. Leave it out if you did not count it; that is stored as not counted, not as 0.

repostsinteger

Reposts of your reply. Leave it out if you did not count it; that is stored as not counted, not as 0.

bookmarksinteger

Bookmarks on your reply. Leave it out if you did not count it; that is stored as not counted, not as 0.

impressionsinteger

Views or impressions on your reply. Leave it out if you did not count it; that is stored as not counted, not as 0.

author_repliedboolean

True if the post's author replied to you, false if you looked and they had not. Leave it out when you did not look: that is not a false.

marksarray of profile_visit | follow | dm | lead | customer

What else happened, which Sonket cannot see. One of: profile_visit, follow, dm, lead, customer. profile_visit is "Visited my profile", follow is "Followed me", dm is "Sent me a message", lead is "Became a lead", customer is "Became a customer". You reported this. Sonket cannot see it.

urlstring

The permalink the reading came off. A link to a post on X, Bluesky or Hacker News.

Returns

The reading as stored and the item's figures folded over every reading so far, each one saying when it was read and where it came from.