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Threads Automated Posting × SlimeTree-RLM mu-prefilter
An in-browser RLM classifies your draft up-front — if mu, warn / suppress before posting; if D/R, post for real via the Threads Graph API. Access tokens stay in localStorage only and never traverse JAVATEL servers.
1. Threads access token
Create a Threads App at developers.facebook.com/docs/threads/get-started/ → "Generate Token" issues a long-lived token (60 days).
Required permissions: threads_basic + threads_content_publish.
2. Post draft
Up to 500 characters. Before sending, SlimeTree-RLM classifies as D (deterministic fact) / µ (suppression candidate) / R (LLM judgment).
2.5 LLM polish + blow-up risk check NEW: Pattern B (cross-vendor)
Have the LLM "score blow-up risk + improve phrasing" for your draft. API keys are shared with those saved in the Meta Gateway (localStorage). If none are set, go to the Gateway.
3. Post / API call log
(nothing has run yet)
Pricing example: 10,000 drafts processed/month
Monthly cost of the same workload across 6 LLM tiers. The RLM filters 73%, so the reduction ratio is the same on every provider. See the service page for details.
| Tier | Class | No filter | With RLM | Savings/month | Annual |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gemini 2.5 Flash | Everyone | $7.50 | $2.03 | $5.47 | $66 |
| Gemini 2.5 Pro | Everyone | $103 | $28 | $75 | $900 |
| GPT-5 mini | Business | $26 | $7 | $19 | $228 |
| GPT-5 | Business | $310 | $84 | $226 | $2,712 |
| Claude Haiku 4.5 | Business | $42 | $11 | $31 | $372 |
| Claude Opus 4.7 | Business | $1,530 | $413 | $1,117 | $13,404 |
* 200 in / 1,000 out tokens. "No filter" = all 10,000 drafts go to the LLM; "With RLM" = only the 2,700 R-verdict drafts do. Prices reflect public unit rates as of 2026-05; industry mix is adjustable.
4. Why the RLM works for Threads auto-posting
- µ verdict: Identity probes / future predictions / sensitive language are detected locally before posting → prevents lone-account suspensions caused by Meta's moderation
- D verdict: Standard product announcements or fact-based posts are passed deterministically → raises the safety rate of automated posting
- R verdict: Marginal cases are deferred to an LLM (Claude); the pre-chain record (WAL) still keeps them traceable
- WAL audit: Every post candidate is recorded in a SHA-256 chain → you can later air-gap reproduce "who let that post through with what draft"
5. Source / License
All code in this demo (HTML + JS) is licensed under MIT, the same as the Gateway source page. The RLM mock uses the same slimetree-rlm-mock.js. The Threads Graph API call logic is in the inline <script> at the bottom of this page.
- slimetree-rlm-mock.js (shared)
- LICENSE.txt (MIT)
- Threads API docs: developers.facebook.com/docs/threads/
