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Schedule a same-account delayed engagement reply after Follow-up comments on one post.

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An internal plug is a same-account action on one scheduled post. OpenQuok runs it once after the main post publishes, once Follow-up comments and the thread finisher finish. Today only Threads ships an internal plug — the Threads delayed engagement reply.

Where in the post editor

AreaWhat you do there
Purple Settings accordionFocus a Threads channel. Open Settings. Enable Delayed reply (internal plug)
Plug settingsCross-account plugs only — see Cross-account plugs
Follow-up commentsSame-account reply rows in the thread — not an internal plug

Internal plug vs follow-up comments

Internal plugs are not follow-up comment rows.

CompareFollow-up commentsInternal plug
WhereFollow-up comments panelPurple Settings accordion
WhenDuring the reply chainAfter follow-ups and the thread finisher finish
How manyOne or more rowsOne delayed engagement reply
NetworksThreads, X, Instagram, LinkedIn, FacebookThreads

For comments or reposts from other connected channels, use cross-account plugs.

Threads delayed engagement reply

OpenQuok posts one extra reply from the same Threads account after follow-up rows and the thread finisher complete.

Set Delay before reply (seconds). The default is 120 seconds. Set Reply message for the comment text. Use it for a CTA or prompt that should land after the thread — not as another follow-up row.

Focus the Threads channel

Select the Threads channel that will publish the main post.

Open Settings

Open the purple Settings accordion below the editor.

Enable the plug

Turn on Delayed reply (internal plug). Enter the reply message. Set the delay in seconds.

Schedule the post

Save or schedule as usual. OpenQuok publishes the extra reply after follow-ups and the thread finisher.

Agents, CLI, and API

Set threads.internalEngagementPlug on the publishing channel in providerSettingsByIntegrationId. See CLI examples — Threads and Supported social channels → Internal plugs.

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