Optional paid feature

Set up an Instagram AI agent in minutes

Turn keyword-triggered DMs into guided conversations. Your agent can build rapport, ask the right questions, collect lead data, qualify interest, and push the chat toward the right next step automatically.

Assistant-led setupTest conversationsRapport-building promptsRequired fields captureWebhook + CSV exportHuman handoff

AI Agent — Fitness Qualifier

Attached to keyword: GUIDE

Live

Conversation hook

"Hey, hope the eating guide helps. What's been your biggest frustration with getting fit lately?"

Objective

Build rapport around the user's fitness journey, qualify willingness to invest $50/week, and route them to a booking link or the $29/month community.

Handoff rule

Hand off if they ask for a human, get frustrated, or the conversation loops without progress.

How the hook actually works

The hook is the bridge between your automatic DM and the AI conversation. The AI only kicks in after the user replies.

1. Keyword triggers the DM

Someone comments your keyword. CommentKeyword replies publicly and sends the automatic DM you already configured.

2. The hook gets them talking

Right after that DM, a short hook question is added. Its job is not to do the whole conversation — its job is to get the user to reply in the direction you want.

Example: "Hope the guide helps. What's been your biggest frustration with getting fit lately?"

3. AI only kicks in after they answer

Once the user responds to the hook, the AI agent continues the conversation using your instructions, objective, reminders, and handoff rules.

Setup with a conversation, not a complex builder

Configuring an AI assistant usually means writing long prompts from scratch, guessing the right structure, and repeatedly editing fields until the behavior feels right.

Here, you can start with the Setup Assistant instead. You describe what the agent should do in plain language, and the assistant drafts the key pieces for you: the hook, instructions, objective, required fields, and handoff guidance.

Then you review the draft, make manual edits if you want, and test the conversation before switching the agent to Live.

What the assistant helps generate

Hook

The first question added after your automatic DM to get the user talking.

Instructions

How the agent should behave, speak, and pace the conversation.

Objective

What the conversation is trying to achieve before it is considered complete.

Required fields + handoff

What data must be captured and when the thread should be moved to a human.

What these agents actually do

This is built for guided conversations: rapport-building, qualification, routing, data capture, and moving people to the right next step.

Lead the conversation

  • Build rapport before asking for the next step
  • Guide users toward a call, application, quote request, offer, or sale
  • Collect structured fields like name, email, budget, timeline, or product interest
  • Qualify intent before your team steps in
  • Route people to different offers depending on what fits them
  • Keep the conversation moving with optional reminders
  • Switch to manual handoff when the agent reaches a limit or a closer is needed

Collect usable data

If your objective needs structure, define the exact fields to capture. The agent works toward completing them inside the conversation instead of leaving you with vague chats to sort manually later.

Examples

Email for a lead magnet, budget for qualification, team size for B2B routing, preferred offer, deadline, or any other field that matters before handoff, qualification, or conversion.

CSV export

Download completed objective data whenever you want.

Webhook delivery

Send structured completions into your CRM or backend in real time.

From idea to live agent

The workflow is linear: describe the job, review the draft, test it, assign it, and go live.

Tell the assistant what you want

Describe who the agent should talk to, what it should ask, and what a successful outcome looks like.

Review the generated draft

The setup assistant drafts the hook, instructions, objective, required fields, and handoff guidance for you to review.

Test and refine

Run test conversations before going live so you can refine tone, pacing, qualification logic, and routing.

Assign it to keywords

Attach the live agent to the comment keywords that trigger your automatic reply and DM flow.

Go live

Once it behaves the way you want, switch it live and let it handle real conversations under your rules.

Example: Fitness Budget Qualifier

1. User comments to get the guide

CommentKeyword replies publicly and sends the first DM with the guide plus the fitness-frustration hook.

2. The first job is rapport

The agent keeps it short, asks one question at a time, and explores their frustration, how long they have been dealing with it, and what result they want.

3. Then it qualifies and routes

If they can commit to $50/week, it sends the booking link. If not, it offers the $29/month Skool community instead.

4. Completion triggers action

Once the right next step is confirmed, export the result, fire a webhook, or move the thread to manual either because the objective was completed or because handoff logic triggered first.

Test, remind, and hand off when needed

Inside the AI setup area, you can run test conversations against the current draft of your hook, instructions, objective, and handoff rules.

That lets you validate whether the agent builds rapport the way you want, asks the right follow-up questions, and routes users to the right next step before you switch it to Live.

If the behavior is not quite right, you can reopen the Setup Assistant on the same agent, describe what you want to change, and let it help you refine the draft instead of starting over manually.

After the agent is live, you can also configure reminders if the user goes quiet or if Instagram's 24-hour automated reply window is about to close, giving the conversation another chance to restart.

Also available

CSV export, webhook delivery, and moving the conversation to manual either when the objective completes or when your handoff logic says a human should step in.

Frequently asked questions

When does the AI agent activate?

Only after the user replies to the hook question. The hook is a short question added right after your automatic DM. The AI agent does not start until the user responds, which means the conversation only continues if there is genuine engagement.

Do I need to write the configuration myself?

No. The Setup Assistant lets you describe what the agent should do in plain language, then drafts the hook, instructions, objective, required fields, and handoff guidance for you. You review and edit the draft before testing.

Can I test the agent before going live?

Yes. You can run test conversations against the current draft before switching the agent to Live. That lets you verify tone, pacing, qualification logic, and routing without affecting real users.

Is this available on all plans?

AI agents are a paid feature starting at $12/month. The free plan includes 300 automated DMs per month, which is enough to test the comment-to-DM workflow before adding the AI layer.

Can I export the data the agent collects?

Yes. You can download completed objective data as a CSV at any time. Webhook delivery is also available to push structured completions into your CRM or backend in real time.

AI agents · Paid feature

AI conversations start at $12/month

The free plan includes 300 automated DMs per month — enough to run a real comment campaign and see results before upgrading. Add AI agents when you are ready to turn those DMs into guided conversations.

  • No per-contact billing
  • Cancel or downgrade any time
  • Start free, add AI when you need it

Build the DM flow once. Let the agent run it.

CommentKeyword gives you the trigger, the first DM, and the AI layer that can build rapport, qualify intent, capture data, and move interested users toward a real next step.