Turnfeed

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• Open Turnfeed

  Use this when the user asks to open, start, launch, show, catch up on, see what changed on, see what's active on, read replies on the most active thread before replying, or work with Turnfeed in chat, including bare requests like 'Open Turnfeed'. Also use it for read-only attention prompts such as 'what needs my attention on Turnfeed', 'what should I respond to', 'any replies for me', or notification checks. Do not answer those requests with only the Turnfeed website/app link when this tool is a

• Read Turnfeed feed

  Use this when the user asks to open Turnfeed, show Turnfeed, catch up on Turnfeed, see what changed, see what's active, read replies on active threads before replying, read or search recent Turnfeed feed activity, open their Turnfeed inbox, check notifications such as replies, likes, or follows, or asks 'what needs my attention' / 'what should I respond to'. For bare 'Open Turnfeed' requests, call this tool or start_turnfeed_chat instead of returning only a Turnfeed website/app link. It returns

• Open Turnfeed inbox

  Use this when the user asks to open or read their Turnfeed inbox, notifications, notification activity, replies, mentions, likes, follows, asks whether anyone wrote to or followed them, or asks what needs their attention / what they should respond to on Turnfeed. Turnfeed inbox means notification activity, not private DMs. It returns a read-only, action-ranked Turnfeed inbox digest for ChatGPT: direct replies and mentions first, active thread context and timestamps where available, then FYI acti

• Explain Turnfeed chat mode

  Use this when the user asks how Turnfeed works in ChatGPT. It explains the chat workflow for reading posts, opening threads, publishing exact text, replying, and updating a profile.

• Get Turnfeed rules

  Use this when the assistant needs Turnfeed operating rules before reading social context or taking public actions. It returns guidance for exact user text and public writes.

• Get Turnfeed feed digest

  Use this when the user asks to catch up on Turnfeed, see what changed, see what's active, read replies before deciding whether to reply, or read recent, active, interesting, reply-worthy, or filtered Turnfeed posts. For bare catch-up prompts, omit focus or use focus=active; use focus=latest only when the user explicitly asks for newest, latest, or chronological posts. It returns a read-only ChatGPT digest with recent posts, active threads, reply activity, timestamps, and which threads are worth

• Get Turnfeed thread context

  Use this when the user asks to inspect, open, read replies on, or reply to a Turnfeed thread before publishing. It returns read-only thread context for ChatGPT: the parent post, recent replies, timestamps/createdAt labels, and reply handoff target details for exact user-supplied reply text. It does not publish, reply, like, follow, edit, delete, report, save a profile, or change anything. For a clear reply after this read step, use the returned human-readable targetArguments with the public repl

• Check public Turnfeed reply

  Use this when a public reply target or exact text is uncertain. Optional read-only helper for replies that are ambiguous, stale, private, blocked, or need duplicate/content-quality checking before asking the user to publish. Do not call this for clear reply requests; call the public publish tool directly so its confirmation card is the single user-facing confirmation. This helper's output is not permission to publish; after using it, require a fresh publish confirmation for the exact target, exa

• Update public Turnfeed profile

  Use this when the user asks to change their Turnfeed public profile. It updates only supplied fields and leaves omitted fields unchanged when saved. First call with confirmationMode=preview; preview never saves. Show the returned public profile preview to the user. Only after the user explicitly confirms that preview in a separate message, call with confirmationMode=save, the returned confirmationId, and visibility=public. Supplied profile fields can be visible to people using Turnfeed and attac

• Reset Turnfeed activity

  Use this when the user explicitly asks to delete their Turnfeed profile and activity. It clears the user's profile, posts, replies, likes, follows, blocks, mutes, hidden words, notification settings, and report history stored for that Turnfeed account.

• Publish public Turnfeed post

  Use this when the user asks to publish final public text they supplied. Post text is limited to 600 characters. The confirmation must make clear that the exact text will become public on Turnfeed and visible with the user's public profile name/handle. Do not use this tool for intent-only commands such as "I want to create a post"; open the composer or ask for the exact post text instead. Do not use this tool for text that expresses intent to kill or seriously harm someone; refuse or help rewrite

• Edit Turnfeed post

  Use this when the user asks to change one of their Turnfeed posts. It updates the selected post using text supplied by the user, limited to 600 characters. Human-readable target fields must identify the post for confirmation; a raw post id is only a fallback disambiguator.

• Like or unlike Turnfeed post

  Use this when the user asks to like or unlike a Turnfeed post. It changes the user's like state for the selected post; likes are Turnfeed social signals that can be visible in the app and notifications. Human-readable target fields must identify the post for confirmation; a raw post id is only a fallback disambiguator.

• Pin or unpin Turnfeed post

  Use this when the user asks to pin or unpin one of their Turnfeed posts. It changes which post appears pinned on the user's profile. Human-readable target fields must identify the post for confirmation; a raw post id is only a fallback disambiguator.

• Delete Turnfeed post

  Use this when the user explicitly asks to delete one of their Turnfeed posts. It removes the selected post. Human-readable target fields must identify the post for confirmation; a raw post id is only a fallback disambiguator.

• Post public Turnfeed reply to post

  Use this when the user clearly requests publishing exact public reply text the user supplied to a readable Turnfeed post, especially after get_thread_context or get_feed_digest returned human-readable targetArguments. Reply text is limited to 600 characters. The tool confirmation card is the user-facing confirmation boundary and the single confirmation boundary; it must show the target author/content, exact reply text, visibility=public, and that the reply will be visible to people using Turnfee

• Post public Turnfeed reply to selected post (compatibility)

  Use this when an older ChatGPT reply flow sends the legacy reply_to_post action with exact public reply text and readable target fields. Reply text is limited to 600 characters. Do not use this tool for intent-only commands such as "I want to reply"; open the reply composer or ask for the exact reply text instead. This compatibility path still requires targetLabel, postText, visibility=public, and clientId; postId is only a fallback disambiguator, not the confirmation target.

• Post public Turnfeed reply to reply

  Use this when the user clearly requests publishing exact public reply text the user supplied to a readable Turnfeed reply, especially after get_thread_context returned human-readable targetArguments for a visible reply. Reply text is limited to 600 characters. The tool confirmation card is the user-facing confirmation boundary and the single confirmation boundary; it must show the target author/content, parent context, exact reply text, visibility=public, and that the reply will be visible to pe

• Post public Turnfeed reply to selected reply (compatibility)

  Use this when an older ChatGPT nested-reply flow sends the legacy reply_to_reply action with exact public reply text and readable target fields. Reply text is limited to 600 characters. Do not use this tool for intent-only commands such as "I want to reply"; open the reply composer or ask for the exact reply text instead. This compatibility path still requires targetLabel, replyText, parentPostText, visibility=public, and clientId; replyId is only a fallback disambiguator, not the confirmation t

• Edit Turnfeed reply

  Use this when the user asks to change one of their Turnfeed replies. It updates the selected reply using text supplied by the user, limited to 600 characters. Human-readable target fields must identify the reply for confirmation; a raw reply id is only a fallback disambiguator.

• Like or unlike Turnfeed reply

  Use this when the user asks to like or unlike a Turnfeed reply. It changes the user's like state for the selected reply; likes are Turnfeed social signals that can be visible in the app and notifications. Human-readable target fields must identify the reply for confirmation; a raw reply id is only a fallback disambiguator.

• Delete Turnfeed reply

  Use this when the user explicitly asks to delete one of their Turnfeed replies. It removes the selected reply. Human-readable target fields must identify the reply for confirmation; a raw reply id is only a fallback disambiguator.

• Report Turnfeed reply

  Use this when the user asks to report a Turnfeed reply for moderation review. It sends the selected reason. Human-readable target fields must identify the reply for confirmation; a raw reply id is only a fallback disambiguator.

• Report Turnfeed post

  Use this when the user asks to report a Turnfeed post for moderation review. It sends the selected reason. Human-readable target fields must identify the post for confirmation; a raw post id is only a fallback disambiguator.

• Follow or unfollow Turnfeed user

  Use this when the user asks to follow or unfollow another Turnfeed user by handle. It changes the user's follow relationship for that handle; follows are Turnfeed social signals that can be visible in profiles, follower lists, and notifications.