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Reddit

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Reddit is a social news platform with user-driven communities (subreddits), offering content sharing, discussions, and viral marketing opportunities for brands

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  2. On Discover, search for Reddit and click Connect.
  3. Sign in to Reddit in your browser. Slashspace updates when the account is connected.
  4. Then ask for what you need in any Agent mode chat. Reddit is on in every chat unless you switch it off.

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23 tools from Reddit.

  • Create a Reddit postCreates a new text or link post on a specified, existing Reddit subreddit, optionally applying a flair. Immediately publishes publicly visible content — confirm subreddit, title, and body with the user before executing. Posts may be silently removed post-submission by automoderator or subreddit rules (errors: SUBMIT_VALIDATION_BODY_BLACKLISTED_STRING, POST_GUIDANCE_VALIDATION_FAILED); verify visibility via the returned permalink. Rapid consecutive calls trigger RATELIMIT errors with cooldown hints.
  • Delete Reddit commentDeletes a Reddit comment, identified by its fullname ID, if it was authored by the authenticated user. Deletion is permanent and irreversible.
  • Delete a Reddit postPermanently and irreversibly deletes a Reddit post by its ID. Confirm with the user before calling. Only works on posts authored by the authenticated account; attempting to delete another user's post will fail.
  • Edit comment or postEdits the body text of the authenticated user's own existing comment or self-post on Reddit; cannot edit link posts or titles.
  • Expand More CommentsResolve up to 20 child IDs from a `more` placeholder returned by Retrieve Comments for a Post. Pass the placeholder's `children`, the post fullname in `link_id`, and optionally its bare `data.id` as `more_id`. Reddit permits only one concurrent request to this endpoint, so call expansions serially.
  • Get Reddit listing by sortTool to retrieve a listing of Reddit posts sorted by the specified criteria (hot, new, top, rising, controversial, best). Use when you need to get posts from the Reddit front page or all of Reddit with a specific sort order. Supports pagination and time filtering for top and controversial sorts. For new controversial-post workflows, prefer GET_CONTROVERSIAL; this action retains controversial support for backward compatibility. Use GET_RANDOM for random posts.
  • Get controversial posts from all subredditsTool to retrieve controversial posts from all subreddits with time filters. Use when you need to find the most controversial posts across Reddit from a specific time period (hour, day, week, month, year, or all-time). Returns a paginated listing of posts ranked by controversy within the specified time frame.
  • Get user preferencesTool to retrieve preference settings of the logged in user. Use when you need to check user preferences or settings.
  • Get random Reddit postTool to retrieve a random public Reddit post from any subreddit. Use when you want to discover serendipitous content or need a random post for testing or entertainment purposes.
  • Get user informationRetrieves information about a specified Reddit user account, including karma scores and gold status. Use when you need to get profile information for any public Reddit user.
  • Get OAuth scopesTool to retrieve all available OAuth scopes supported by the Reddit API. Use when you need to understand what permissions are available or check scope definitions.
  • Get subreddit rulesFetch the explicit posting rules for a subreddit to ensure compliance before posting or commenting. Use when you need to verify content meets community guidelines or explain subreddit requirements to users.
  • Search subredditsTool to search subreddits by title and description. Use when you need to find subreddits matching a specific topic or keyword. Returns a paginated listing of subreddits with their details including subscribers, descriptions, and other metadata.
  • Get user flairFetches the list of user flair assignments for a given subreddit. Returns paginated results with user flair details. Returned flair_id values are scoped to the specific subreddit and must not be reused across different subreddits.
  • Check username availabilityTool to check whether a username is available for registration on Reddit. Use when you need to verify if a username can be used to create a new account.
  • List subreddit post flairsList available link/post flairs for a subreddit (including flair_template_id) so posts can satisfy flair-required validation. Use when you need to discover valid flair IDs before creating a post in a subreddit that requires flair. Note: Reddit may return empty or deny access if the authenticated user cannot set link flair and is not a moderator.
  • Post a commentPosts a comment on Reddit, replying to an existing submission (post) or another comment. Fails if the target thread is locked, archived, or restricted — verify thread state beforehand. Rapid successive calls trigger Reddit RATELIMIT errors with explicit cooldown hints (e.g., 'take a break for 9 minutes'); honor the specified wait before retrying. A successful API response does not guarantee public visibility — automod or spam filters may silently remove the comment. Publishes immediately and publicly; confirm target and text before executing.
  • Retrieve Comments for a PostRetrieves all comments for a Reddit post given its base-36 article ID. Response is a two-element listings array: post metadata in `listings[0]`; comments in `listings[1].data.children` with text at each `[].data.body` and nested replies under each comment's `replies` field. Replies require recursive traversal to capture full discussion. Optionally control ordering (`sort`), how many comments are returned (`limit`), and how deep the reply tree is expanded (`depth`) before Reddit collapses remaining replies into `more` placeholders. Large, locked, or archived threads may still return truncated trees regardless of `depth`. Filter out comments where `body` is `[deleted]` or `[removed]`; use `parent_id` to reconstruct conversation flow. No date/time-range filter — compare `created_utc` against a UTC cutoff to filter by date.
  • Retrieve posts from subredditRetrieves posts from a specified, publicly accessible subreddit. Responses nest post data under `data.children[].data`; inspect the structure before parsing. Pagination uses a `data.after` cursor; deduplicate across pages by post `id`. No built-in date filtering; compare `created_utc` (Unix seconds, UTC) client-side. Rate limit: ~1–2 requests/second; back off on HTTP 429.
  • Retrieve specific comment or postRetrieves detailed information for a single Reddit comment or post using its fullname. Returns only the specified item, not surrounding thread context; use REDDIT_RETRIEVE_POST_COMMENTS for full discussion retrieval. Deleted, removed, or quarantined items may return empty or partial payloads.
  • Search across subredditsSearches Reddit for posts using a query. Results are nested under `data.children[i].data` (kind `t3` for posts); a `posts` array may also appear, so inspect the actual response path. Optional `time_filter` restricts results to a time period (hour/day/week/month/year/all). Optional `result_type` must include `link`; non-post types in a mixed search do not appear in the streamlined `posts` field. Empty `children` is a valid no-results outcome. Key post fields: `score`, `num_comments`, `created_utc`, `permalink`. Rate limit: ~1-2 requests/sec; HTTP 429 indicates throttling.
  • Enable or disable inbox repliesEnable or disable inbox replies for a submission or comment. Use when you want to control whether you receive inbox notifications for replies to your own posts or comments.
  • Vote on Reddit contentCast or clear one vote only when directly instructed by a human. Never infer how to vote, vote autonomously, amplify a vote, or apply one instruction to multiple items.