One agent per page

Every page has exactly one voice, and you know which agent speaks for it.

By Anant Gupta, founder2 min readOwner, Administrator or ManagerUpdated

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  1. Before you start
  2. 1Open Pages this agent covers
  3. 2Group pages that share a voice
  4. 3Move a page to another agent
  5. If something is off
  6. Common questions
  7. Related guides

Before you start

  • A page taken by another agent is marked as such.
  • One agent can cover several similar pages.
  • Moving a page takes effect immediately.
Steps

Open Pages this agent covers.

Pages this agent covers

Pages this agent covers.
The same on a phone.

You will see A page is available only when no agent holds it.

Group pages that share a voice.

One agent for pages with the same voice and facts

Tick every page that shares this voice.
The same on a phone.

You will see Fewer agents, without the wrong voice on a page.

Move a page to another agent.

Untick it on one agent, tick it on the other

A page already used by another agent says so.
The same on a phone.

You will see The new agent answers from the next comment.

If something is off

The page I want is greyed out
Another agent covers it; the row names which.
I want two voices on one page
Use keyword automations for specific phrases beside the agent.
Nothing is generated on a new page
The page is not covered by any agent yet.

Common questions

Can one AI agent cover several Facebook pages or Instagram accounts?

Yes. One agent can cover several pages when they share a voice and a set of facts, for example two shops with the same products and policies. Tick each page under Pages this agent covers.

Why can't two AI agents share the same page?

Because two agents on one page would answer the same comment twice, in two voices. A page belongs to one agent at a time, and a page taken by another agent is marked as used by it.

When I move a page to a different agent, does it re-answer old comments?

No. The change takes effect immediately and applies to the next comment; the new agent answers from the next comment onward.

Should pages in different languages or with different prices share one agent?

No. A different brand, a different language or different prices deserves its own agent; share one only between pages with the same voice and the same facts.

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For agents

Guide: One agent per page

This page: https://commentwatchdog.com/help/ai-agents/one-agent-per-page

Topic: AI agents

Time: about 2 minutes

Who can do it: Owner, Administrator or Manager

Author: https://anantgupta.xyz (Anant Gupta, founder of CommentWatchDog)

Start in the app: https://app.commentwatchdog.com/en/settings/agents

Result when done: Every page has exactly one voice, and you know which agent speaks for it.

Context: An agent covers the pages you assign to it, and a page belongs to one agent at a time. That is deliberate: two agents on one page would answer the same comment twice, in two voices.

Before you start

1. A page taken by another agent is marked as used by that agent.

2. One agent can cover several pages when they share a voice and a set of facts.

3. Moving a page between agents takes effect immediately.

Steps

Step 1 of 3: Open Pages this agent covers.

Where: On the agent, in Settings, AI agents. Every page you have is listed; those already taken say which agent has them.

Link: https://app.commentwatchdog.com/en/settings/agents (Open AI agents)

Screenshot: https://commentwatchdog.com/media/shots/agent-detail.en.webp (Pages this agent covers.)

Screenshot: https://commentwatchdog.com/media/shots/agent-phone.en.webp (The same on a phone.)

You should see: A page can be ticked only when no other agent holds it.

Step 2 of 3: Group pages that share a voice.

Where: Two shops with the same products and the same policies can share an agent. A different brand, a different language, or different prices deserves its own.

Screenshot: https://commentwatchdog.com/media/shots/agent-detail.en.webp (Tick every page that shares this voice.)

Screenshot: https://commentwatchdog.com/media/shots/agent-phone.en.webp (The same on a phone.)

You should see: Fewer agents to maintain, without a page answering in the wrong voice.

Step 3 of 3: Move a page to another agent.

Where: Untick it on the agent that holds it and save, then tick it on the other one. The change applies to the next comment.

Screenshot: https://commentwatchdog.com/media/shots/agent-detail.en.webp (A page already used by another agent says so.)

Screenshot: https://commentwatchdog.com/media/shots/agent-phone.en.webp (The same on a phone.)

You should see: The new agent answers from the next comment onward.

If something is off

Problem: The page I want is greyed out

Fix: Another agent covers it. The row names which one.

Problem: I want two voices on one page

Fix: That is what keyword automations are for: they answer specific phrases with fixed replies, beside the agent.

Problem: Nothing is generated on a new page

Fix: It is not covered by any agent yet. Add it to one.

Common questions

Question: Can one AI agent cover several Facebook pages or Instagram accounts?

Answer: Yes. One agent can cover several pages when they share a voice and a set of facts, for example two shops with the same products and policies. Tick each page under Pages this agent covers.

Question: Why can't two AI agents share the same page?

Answer: Because two agents on one page would answer the same comment twice, in two voices. A page belongs to one agent at a time, and a page taken by another agent is marked as used by it.

Question: When I move a page to a different agent, does it re-answer old comments?

Answer: No. The change takes effect immediately and applies to the next comment; the new agent answers from the next comment onward.

Question: Should pages in different languages or with different prices share one agent?

Answer: No. A different brand, a different language or different prices deserves its own agent; share one only between pages with the same voice and the same facts.

Related guides

Create an agent: https://commentwatchdog.com/help/ai-agents/create-an-agent

Agents and keyword automations: which one for what: https://commentwatchdog.com/help/ai-agents/agents-and-keyword-automations-which-one-for-what

Draft mode or auto mode: https://commentwatchdog.com/help/ai-agents/draft-mode-or-auto-mode

Plain text of this guide: https://commentwatchdog.com/help/ai-agents/one-agent-per-page.md

All guides for assistants: https://commentwatchdog.com/help/llms.txt

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