The full list.

Threaded replies

Nested conversations with a configurable depth, or a flat list if you turn nesting off.

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Sort a thread

Newest, oldest, most liked, most replied. The counts respect approval, so the numbers are honest.

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Likes

Signed-in likes, plus guest likes keyed on IP + user agent when Pro is installed.

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Relabel the UI

Reviews, student questions, page notes, every string goes through the translator, so you never fork a view.

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Author & moderator badges

OP and staff labels on a comment. Honours isCommentifyModerator() or a list of user ids.

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Pinned comments

Moderators pin a parent comment to the top. The pin button is on the kebab when you are Maya or Aisha.

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Markdown + preview

Toolbar, Write/Preview tabs, fenced code, quotes, and links. Same pipeline on save and on screen.

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Emoji picker

A picker on the composer, not a second library for you to wire up.

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@mentions

Autocomplete against your users. Mentions fire a notification in Pro.

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Light, dark, auto

Theme follows the page, or you lock it. The demo chrome follows the same switch.

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Read-only mode

Freeze a closed ticket, an archived post, or a legal notice. Writes return 423.

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Require approval

Hold every new comment until a moderator publishes it. Pending items stay off the frontend.

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Reporting

Readers flag a comment. Guests can report too when Pro guest reports are on.

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Livewire component

Drop <livewire:comments /> on any Eloquent model that uses Commentable.

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JSON API

Cursor-paginated comments, likes, reports, and moderation. Allowlisted aliases, never raw class names.

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React SDK

The same thread the Livewire UI renders, as React components on the same Tailwind classes. This demo shows the matching Livewire form.

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Vue SDK

Vue 3 components with the same markup contract as React. This demo shows the matching Livewire form.

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Headless store

useCommentThread() is the store the built-in components run on. Sticky notes, a chat, a review list, your DOM.

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Spam pipeline

Heuristic checker first: link caps, blocked terms, duplicate windows, trust after N approved comments.

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Akismet

Drop your key in. Fail open or hold for review when the network blips.

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Toxicity checker

Perspective API. Hold at 0.7, deny at 0.9, or plug your own thresholds. Needs a key to go live.

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Filament moderation

Queue, reports, users, and an audit log. Maya and Aisha can open /admin in this demo.

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Moderator webhooks

pending, report, and spam_deny POST to your URLs. The lab inbox catches them live.

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Guest commenting

Name + email, no account. Gravatar optional. The API mirrors it when guest_comments is on.

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Stricter guest spam

Treat unsigned comments as untrusted: tighter link rules until they earn a history.

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Mail notifications

Reply, @mention, and thread-subscription mail, with a signed unsubscribe link.

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Subscribe to replies

Readers opt in on a thread. Unsubscribe is a signed GET, no login required.

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Moderator digest

commentify:digest-moderators emails pending, reports, and spam denies on a schedule.

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Images & GIFs

POST /commentify/api/v1/media, local or S3, per-role size limits, optional guest uploads.

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Disqus & WordPress import

commentify:import-disqus and import-wordpress. Preview a sample export in the lab.

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Realtime (Reverb)

Broadcast comment.created and comment.liked on commentify.{alias}.{id}. Echo refreshes the Livewire thread.

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GDPR export & erase

Export, anonymize IPs after N days, erase a user. The lab runs a read-only export for any persona.

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