Review Reply Manager Blueprint

A complete architecture for an AI-powered review reply tool — sentiment analysis, automatic draft generation, tone matching, and human approval gates before posting. 11 nodes, ready to export to Cursor or Claude Code.

SaaS AI Automation 11 nodes

What this app does

Review Reply Manager is for local business owners who get 20+ reviews per month on Google Business, Yelp, or Trustpilot and can't keep up with responding to all of them. The app fetches new reviews automatically, uses AI to classify sentiment (positive, neutral, negative), drafts an appropriate reply in the business's tone, and routes every draft through a human approval gate before posting.

Responding to reviews — especially negative ones — improves local SEO, customer trust, and retention. But most business owners either don't reply or reply with generic "thank you" messages. This app makes personalized replies scalable.

This blueprint maps out 11 nodes across frontend pages, backend APIs, AI prompts, a human checkpoint, a database, and a Google Business integration. It's designed for a single business location managing one or two review profiles.

Architecture diagram

Dashboard (Page)Reply Editor (Page)Settings (Page)
Reviews APIReplies API
Sentiment Analysis (AI)Reply Drafter (AI)
Approval Gate (Checkpoint)
Reviews DB (PostgreSQL)Review Fetcher (Cron)

Node breakdown

Frontend pages

Backend APIs

AI prompts

Human checkpoint

Database & services

How it works end-to-end

  1. Business owner connects their Google Business Profile in Settings via OAuth
  2. Every 2 hours, the Review Fetcher pulls new reviews from Google Business API
  3. Each new review is sent to Sentiment Analysis — classified as positive/neutral/negative with topics extracted
  4. Review appears on the Dashboard with sentiment badge and draft status
  5. If auto-draft is enabled, Reply Drafter generates a draft reply automatically (for negative reviews, the business owner must manually trigger drafting)
  6. Business owner opens the Reply Editor, sees the review alongside the AI draft
  7. At the Approval Gate, they review, edit, or regenerate the draft
  8. Once approved, the reply is posted to Google Business via the Replies API
  9. Review status updates to "posted" on the Dashboard
  10. Reply rate and average response time metrics update on the Dashboard

Negative reviews are the highest-stakes replies a business writes. A bad response can go viral. The Approval Gate ensures a human reviews every reply — especially for negative reviews where tone and empathy matter most. The AI drafts, the human decides.

Bluemoonkey input prompt

This is what you paste into Bluemoonkey's canvas — a plain-language description of what the app should do. Bluemoonkey's AI advisor reads this and generates the full node architecture (pages, APIs, database, AI prompts, and checkpoint) shown above. You don't need to write anything technical here — just describe what you want in your own words.

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A review management app for local businesses who get lots of Google Business, Yelp, or Trustpilot reviews and can't keep up with replying.

I need a Dashboard showing recent reviews with a sentiment label (positive/neutral/negative), star rating, and whether a reply has been drafted, approved, or posted. I want to filter by sentiment, platform, and date.

A Reply Editor page showing the original review side-by-side with an AI-drafted reply. I can edit the tone, approve and post it, or reject and ask for a new draft.

A Settings page to connect my Google Business account, set my business name and industry, and choose a reply tone (professional, warm, or casual).

The AI should read each review, figure out if it's positive, neutral, or negative, and draft a personalized reply matching my tone — thanking positive reviewers and offering to make things right for negative ones.

Every AI-drafted reply must be reviewed and approved by me before it's posted — nothing should go out automatically, especially for negative reviews.

Check for new reviews automatically every 2 hours.

After Bluemoonkey generates the blueprint, review each node — adjust wording, check the approval gate logic, and confirm the architecture matches what you need. From there, Bluemoonkey's canvas gives you a build-ready prompt for Cursor or Claude Code with one click — no manual prompt writing required.

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FAQ

What is a review reply manager?

A review reply manager monitors customer reviews on platforms like Google Business, uses AI to classify sentiment (positive, neutral, negative), drafts appropriate replies, and routes them through a human approval gate before posting. It helps local businesses respond to reviews quickly and professionally.

Can I export this blueprint to Cursor?

Yes. Paste the Bluemoonkey input prompt above into the free canvas, let the AI advisor build out the blueprint, then click Export. Bluemoonkey generates a structured, Cursor-ready prompt for you automatically — no manual prompt writing needed.

Do I need to write the Cursor prompt myself?

No. You only write the short, plain-language prompt above and paste it into Bluemoonkey's canvas. Bluemoonkey's AI advisor turns it into the full node architecture, and when you click Export, it generates the structured, technical prompt for Cursor or Claude Code automatically.

Does it auto-post replies without human review?

No. Every AI-drafted reply goes through an Approval Gate where a human reviews, edits, or rejects it before posting. This is intentional — AI-generated replies to customer reviews can be off-brand or insensitive, especially for negative reviews where tone and empathy are critical.

Does it support platforms other than Google Business?

The blueprint is designed for Google Business Profile, but the Reviews API and Review Fetcher can be extended to support Yelp, Trustpilot, or Facebook Reviews by adding platform-specific adapters. The sentiment analysis and reply drafting work on any review text.