How to get there: Open any post → expand the comment box at the bottom → click the AI button (stars icon) next to Add comment. Available to admins on both Public Comment and Internal Comment tabs.
The Write with AI button drafts an admin comment from a short instruction, so you can reply faster without writing from scratch. It uses the post title, post description, and (if you're replying) the parent comment as context, then drops the result into the editor for you to review and send.
The draft is never posted automatically. You always confirm.
The instruction is a brief, plain-English direction, not a full reply. The AI handles tone and formatting.
The AI writes in the same language as the post and uses your portal's editor format (Markdown or WYSIWYG/HTML) automatically.
The button appears on both comment tabs:
The prompt context is the same (post title + description). Internal drafts tend to be more terse and team-oriented because of the instruction you write.
When you click Reply under another comment and then AI, the parent comment is also included in the prompt. The draft is written as a direct reply to that user. This is the right path when you want the AI to respond to what someone actually said, not the post as a whole.
The AI never posts on your behalf. Reasons:
If you want fully autonomous replies on new posts (not comments), that's a different feature, see AI auto-reply to new posts.
The button doesn't appear. You need admin role. Members and end-users can't draft AI comments.
"No AI credits remaining." The portal's monthly allotment is used up. See AI credits for refilling.
The draft sounds off. Rewrite the instruction with more direction ("Thank them but make it short" or "Be technical, this is a developer"). The AI takes instruction literally.
The draft has weird formatting. Older portals on Markdown vs newer portals on WYSIWYG use different format prompts. If you see Markdown syntax in a WYSIWYG portal (or vice versa), check Settings → Portal → Editor type.