reddit-skill
Post, comment, and browse Reddit. Use when the user asks to post on Reddit, read subreddits, check their Reddit inbox, vote on posts, or search Reddit content.
What this skill does
# Reddit Skill - Post, Comment, Browse
Submit posts, comment, vote, and browse Reddit.
## CRITICAL: Posting Confirmation Required
**Before posting or commenting on Reddit, you MUST get explicit user confirmation.**
Show: subreddit, title, content. Ask for confirmation before submitting.
## Setup
1. Go to https://www.reddit.com/prefs/apps
2. Click "create another app..."
3. Fill in:
- Name: Claude Reddit Skill
- Type: script
- Redirect URI: `http://localhost:9996`
4. Create `~/.claude/skills/reddit-skill/credentials.json`:
```json
{"client_id": "YOUR_ID", "client_secret": "YOUR_SECRET"}
```
5. Run: `python3 ~/.claude/skills/reddit-skill/reddit_skill.py login`
## Commands
### Browsing
```bash
# Frontpage
python3 ~/.claude/skills/reddit-skill/reddit_skill.py frontpage [--limit N] [--sort hot|new|top]
# Subreddit
python3 ~/.claude/skills/reddit-skill/reddit_skill.py subreddit NAME [--limit N] [--sort hot|new|top|rising]
# Search
python3 ~/.claude/skills/reddit-skill/reddit_skill.py search "query" [--subreddit NAME] [--limit N]
```
### Posting (Requires Confirmation)
```bash
# Text post
python3 ~/.claude/skills/reddit-skill/reddit_skill.py post SUBREDDIT --title "Title" --text "Content"
# Link post
python3 ~/.claude/skills/reddit-skill/reddit_skill.py post SUBREDDIT --title "Title" --url "https://..."
# Comment on post
python3 ~/.claude/skills/reddit-skill/reddit_skill.py comment t3_POSTID --text "Comment"
# Reply to comment
python3 ~/.claude/skills/reddit-skill/reddit_skill.py reply COMMENTID --text "Reply"
```
### Voting & Saving
```bash
python3 ~/.claude/skills/reddit-skill/reddit_skill.py vote THING_ID --dir up|down|none
python3 ~/.claude/skills/reddit-skill/reddit_skill.py save THING_ID
python3 ~/.claude/skills/reddit-skill/reddit_skill.py unsave THING_ID
```
### User Content
```bash
python3 ~/.claude/skills/reddit-skill/reddit_skill.py me
python3 ~/.claude/skills/reddit-skill/reddit_skill.py submissions [USERNAME] [--limit N]
python3 ~/.claude/skills/reddit-skill/reddit_skill.py comments [USERNAME] [--limit N]
python3 ~/.claude/skills/reddit-skill/reddit_skill.py inbox [--limit N]
python3 ~/.claude/skills/reddit-skill/reddit_skill.py subscriptions
```
## Thing IDs
Reddit uses "thing IDs" with prefixes:
- `t1_` = comment
- `t3_` = post/link
- `t4_` = message
Get IDs from command outputs or URLs.
## Output
All commands output JSON.
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