Reply Queue Mobile View
Work your X reply queue from your iPhone: one tap to copy a reply and open the tweet, mark it posted, skip it, or edit the draft.
The Reply Cadence Engine stages drafted replies into a queue in your admin. The desktop queue page is built for reviewing a full day's batch at your desk. The mobile view is built for the ten minutes between meetings: a phone-first page that shows just what's waiting on you, one card at a time, with tap targets sized for a thumb instead of a cursor.
What it's for
The mobile view works the same live queue the Chrome extension's reply queue panel and your desktop Agent Queue section work — nothing new to stage, nothing to sync. Open it on your phone and every item still waiting for you on your laptop is already there.
One tap to work an item
Each card shows who you'd be replying to, the tweet, and the reply drafted for you. The primary button does the whole first step in one tap: it copies the drafted reply to your clipboard and opens the tweet on X, where the X app takes over via iPhone's universal links. From there you paste, read it over, and hit Send yourself — nothing in BlackOps ever posts on your behalf.
From the same card you can:
- Mark posted once you've sent it, or tell it what you actually posted if you changed the wording before sending.
- Skip an item that isn't worth a reply.
- Edit the draft right on the card — your edit is saved immediately, the same way an edit on the desktop queue is.
- Share or download any image or video attached to the draft, using your phone's native share sheet where it's available.
Add it to your home screen
The mobile view ships its own "Add to Home Screen" entry, separate from the main BlackOps dashboard's. Add it from Safari's share sheet and you get a dedicated Reply Queue icon that opens straight into your queue — no dashboard, no navigation, just the list.
Scope
Posting itself stays entirely manual — the mobile view only ever gets you to the X app with the reply copied and ready. There's no native app; this is the same authenticated BlackOps session you already have, reached from a phone instead of a desktop.